Kristao
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DBF
Heeeeelow :)
i'm creating and connecting to DBF files
Here is my problem when i open created file colum name is interesting XCOLUMNAME_ why there is 'X' and '_'
my coneection string
Provider=MSDASQL.1;Persist Security Info=False;Data Source=dBASE Files;Initial Catalog=C:\TEMP
i thout it is ADO who dousn't understand DBF file, but when i open it with MSExcel or DateBase desktop its the same XCOLUMNAME_
thx..
i'm creating and connecting to DBF files
Here is my problem when i open created file colum name is interesting XCOLUMNAME_ why there is 'X' and '_'
my coneection string
Provider=MSDASQL.1;Persist
i thout it is ADO who dousn't understand DBF file, but when i open it with MSExcel or DateBase desktop its the same XCOLUMNAME_
thx..
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ADO is much better than DBE and DBE needs to have instalation pack to run it on some other computer :|.
Hey calinutz what did u wrote in connection string? and how did u made expresion to make DBF file with ADO?
this is what i wrote in adoquery
CREATE TABLE 321.DBF
(
'3' VarChar (25)
)
Hey calinutz what did u wrote in connection string? and how did u made expresion to make DBF file with ADO?
this is what i wrote in adoquery
CREATE TABLE 321.DBF
(
'3' VarChar (25)
)
> i thout it is ADO who dousn't understand DBF file, but when i open it with MSExcel or DateBase desktop its the same XCOLUMNAME_
Well, let me say something simple to you... The field is just called XCOLUMNAME_ so ask the person who created that table why he did it. He must have had some reason for it. It's not a bug.
And one more thing... Fieldnames CANNOT be numeric values! Change it to:
CREATE TABLE 321.DBF
(
'F3' VarChar (25)
)
Fieldnames cannot start with a number and neither can they be numeric... And there are a few other limitations too.
Well, let me say something simple to you... The field is just called XCOLUMNAME_ so ask the person who created that table why he did it. He must have had some reason for it. It's not a bug.
And one more thing... Fieldnames CANNOT be numeric values! Change it to:
CREATE TABLE 321.DBF
(
'F3' VarChar (25)
)
Fieldnames cannot start with a number and neither can they be numeric... And there are a few other limitations too.
ASKER
i'm creating that programm :P
What version of Fox did you use to create the dbf?