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Does anyone know if Visual Foxpro 5 will run umder Microsoft Server 2003? We are doing a migration of a clients systems & server from NT4 to 2003 and their IIS webserver uses Visual Foxpro V to keep user database login/password info. Anything special to the setup to make it work or can it at all? Any help is appreciated. Thanks Michael |
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Does anyone know if Visual Foxpro 5 will run umder Microsoft Server 2003? We are doing a migration of a clients systems & server from NT4 to 2003 and their IIS webserver uses Visual Foxpro V to keep user database login/password info. Anything special to the setup to make it work or can it at all? Any help is appreciated. Thanks Michael |
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Michael, If you are only using the Win 2003 as a file server, then there is very little that really impacts a typical VFP (5.0 or whatever) application, since it only runs code on the local system. Rick |
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Thank you all for your help. Rick, It is being used by 2003 as a web server thru IIS. It is used to keep track of their names/passwords for the site access. The management is thru their website by logging in under admin acct to be able to add/change users. I would hate to migrate their site over and find it won't work because VF5 is incompatible with Server 2003. Thanks Michael "Rick Bean" <rgbean (AT) NOSPAMmelange-inc (DOT) com> wrote Michael, If you are only using the Win 2003 as a file server, then there is very little that really impacts a typical VFP (5.0 or whatever) application, since it only runs code on the local system. Rick |
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