Did you put a \r\n at the end of each line?? This just might be it.
Brian
I am saving some data to a text file and what I want to do is have each
line of data collected to be on its own line.
What I am collecting is a roster (no, name, grade) so there is 10-15
people on a roster, and now
Good day all,
I have just began work on a project to let users subscribe to a service and
place orders into a database that is VFP 6 based.
Using PHP4, I am able to interface with their program (that also uses ODBC
locally) in all aspects (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and SELECT).
My worries come
are they handling the generation of primary keys?
At 09:43 AM 2/3/2003 -0500, Brian Evans wrote:
Good day all,
I have just began work on a project to let users subscribe to a service
and place orders into a database that is VFP 6 based.
Using PHP4, I am able to interface with their program (that also uses
-0500, Brian Evans wrote:
Currently they are using a VFP client app, the actual program is not
installed.
I just discovered that the suggestion you offered (about a key table) is
being used by this client.
Would the sys() function work through ODBC w/o the full VFP install?
No, I wouldn't
