Does any one know how to set deleted on in the connection string?
I am setting up Sql Server Business Int packages for importing VFP
data. I cannot specify NOT DELETED() in a query for the data since the
tables are too large and I cannot find a property that works in the

Does anyone know where I can find the Windows 2003 Visual Fox Pro ODBC
Driver?
Thanks in advance.
-MC

I'm developing an multilanguage application. Till now, we were working with:
English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (both, also Brasilian
Portuguese) and  Romanian.
Everything runs well, but I can't manage with some Polish characters.

I'm having trouble creating a DSN to FoxPro dbfs. I've been given a
FoxPro app that is to be updated to a .Net Winforms app, yet still use
the same foxpro database files. I tried creating a DSN to the db files
provided to me, but I can't seem to get the correct settings.

I'm just starting to work with a new database that's written in VFP. I've
set up an ODBC connection to the DBC file but certain tables don't show any
field information. When I look at the table in VFP the fields are there and
data is in the table.

       I am using visual foxpro.The VFP runs in windows 3.1, and a
progam that uses data from VFP  is a dos based  C program. I recently
installed another DOS based application.It was functioning well.Now
FOXPRO is not working and it gives athe following error message.

I've created a DBC file in Fox 8 and added a handful of tables to that
DBC.  However, when I try to read from that using OLEDB (VFP 9 - latest
from MS site), I cannot see two of my tables.
I've tried removing, PACKing, and Re-adding the tables in various