Vince Teachout wrote:
Well...... you can generate PHP scripts from within vfp..... :-) I haven't played with cursor adaptors at all, but I bet they can do it. Also, I think there is something called Myodb? InnoDB? Something? Anyway, I know there's another way, just don't remember what.
MySQL access from VFP is achieved by using the MyODBC driver, available from the mysql.com website (http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/). InnoDB is one of the storage engine types (which allows for transactions, I might add). I haven't used CAs yet but am interested in that since hearing from many folks firsthand that they've got it working well with MySQL and other RDBMS systems. M$ seemed to work out the issues that existed in VFP8.
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