I am working on a project for which I need to have to small tool to display
a table with all details of the table structure.
Including: field names, indexes, defaults, requiredYN, min/max values, etc.
Does someone know where I can find the code to do this?

I'm experiencing a problem i could not work arround yet...i've browse the
web and did not find any hint also.
I have a BDE application that is working fine on many hundred custommers for
years.

my web hoster says he can't manage to install paradox on his windows 2000
server.
is there any known uncompatibility ?
thanks.

A new customer sent me an 81 page pdf file with nice, orderly columns. Using
Acrobat Reader 6.x, I saved it as text. Of course, the text gremlins turned
the resulting columns into a mess. The first column contains his item codes,
which range from 4-6 digits and there's a column of ...

When trying to import into a table from a .csv file I get this error?
What does this mean? I did these previously with no hitch with three
other files.

I installed a programme the other week that was maybe developed in
Paradox, it in any cases uses Pdox tables.
Now my own developed application will not run, it pops up a message
saying it cannot find the language drivers for table xyz.

I have a program that uses Paradox 5 for windows tables and need to
populate four .db files with data that is in Excel. I don't have a
copy of Paradow and I'm not sure what to do. Thanks for any help.
Steve

The technical issues appear to have been resolved, and posts in this NG from
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I keep having a problem with a table.
Sometimes, the program gets stuck and I have to Ctrl+Alt+Canc.
Paradox is 4.0, running under Win 2K.
After the reboot, the table _disappears_.

Paradox 10 user
Hi
What is the best way to run a compiled custom help file using
objectpal?

Caveat: Quite naive question to follow.
I'm working with someone who wants to re-engineer his Paradox
application to be a Delphi thin client running on Interbase.
At this early stage, we're trying to figure out how the datatypes used

I've been chasing this problem so long I am at my wits end. I know someone
out there has an answer.
VB application developed under VB6 SP3. MSAccess 97 MDB with links to Pdox
4.x tables.

Dennis -
Thanks for the advice about establishing a working icon to open an
app.  I still can't seem to get that to work under Win 2000, but I'm
trying to take your advice vis-a-vis using alias instead.

Back in the good old days one could set up a desktop icon with a
target such as:
"c:\wherever\pdxwin32.exe" -w c:\anotherplace myform.fsl
This would force Paradox to open, set the working directory to