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Default database structure to Foxpro - 08-08-2006 , 03:31 PM






Hi,

is anyone aware of a way to export a sqlserver 2000 database structure
(not data) to a foxpro dbf.
We dont have foxpro installed on our system.

Thanks.


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Default Re: database structure to Foxpro - 08-08-2006 , 03:37 PM






Not that I know. DTS is more about transferring data more than Structures
although will do transfers between SQL Servers. You will be able to create
suitable tables on Faxpro at design time in your package.

If you want to take a SQL Server structure (the whole thing i.e. indexes,
functions) I think you will be out of luck

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Hi,

is anyone aware of a way to export a sqlserver 2000 database structure
(not data) to a foxpro dbf.
We dont have foxpro installed on our system.

Thanks.




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Cindy Winegarden
 
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Default Re: database structure to Foxpro - 08-08-2006 , 05:03 PM



Hi!

You can use CREATE TABLE through the FoxPro OLE DB data provider
(downloadable from msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/downloads/updates). You'll
need to look at the Fox documentation in the MSDN Library for the exact
syntax as it's slightly different from T-SQL's syntax.

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Hi,

is anyone aware of a way to export a sqlserver 2000 database structure
(not data) to a foxpro dbf.
We dont have foxpro installed on our system.

Thanks.




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