Just to thank all of you for your Help, Specially to Mr. Anders Altberg and Jos Constant, since they are very helpful people, not just for me, but for the rest of us.
I was wondering if there is any way to print the structure of a table contained in a Database, including, the mask, format, rules, indexes, etc...
Any comments will be very appreciated...
-- Thanks in advance, Javier Schneider.
Tue, 25 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT
Henri H. Dharmadj #2 / 3
Is there any way to print ... in VFP 5.0
just run VFP Sample project named "Solution" you can also find the source code in ...\VFP\Sample\Solution Screen & Report called "dbctofrx"
you can modify it also...
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>Hi all:
>Just to thank all of you for your Help, Specially to Mr. Anders Altberg and >Jos Constant, since they are very helpful people, not just for me, but for >the rest of us.
>I was wondering if there is any way to print the structure of a table >contained in a Database, including, the mask, format, rules, indexes, etc...
>Any comments will be very appreciated...
>-- >Thanks in advance, >Javier Schneider.
Wed, 26 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT
Anders Altber #3 / 3
Is there any way to print ... in VFP 5.0
Javier In addition to what Henri Dharmadji mentioned, there's the GENDBC.PRG tool that comes with VFP and which creates a program version of and entire database. There's also a Documentation Wizard under Tools - Wizards. -Anders
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> Hi all:
> Just to thank all of you for your Help, Specially to Mr. Anders Altberg and > Jos Constant, since they are very helpful people, not just for me, but for > the rest of us.
> I was wondering if there is any way to print the structure of a table > contained in a Database, including, the mask, format, rules, indexes, etc...
Is there any way to print ... in VFP 5.0