I've been successful programmatically importing into Access a FoxPro free table using the TransferDatabase method on a specific dbf.
However, there's another dbf in the same Visual FoxPro application that I want to do the same with, but with no success.
I am, however, able to manually create an ODBC link to the dbf, but, I'm unable to do anything resembling importing data from the linked table. I.e. I wasn't able to do a make table query, nor was I able to do an append query, nor was I able to programmatically get records from the linked table into another Access table.
I believe the developers of the FoxPro application put some sort of read-only permission on the dbf, but why would that prevent me from copying the data to another table?
Any suggestion for getting the dbf data into a resident Access table would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Noel
However, there's another dbf in the same Visual FoxPro application that I want to do the same with, but with no success.
I am, however, able to manually create an ODBC link to the dbf, but, I'm unable to do anything resembling importing data from the linked table. I.e. I wasn't able to do a make table query, nor was I able to do an append query, nor was I able to programmatically get records from the linked table into another Access table.
I believe the developers of the FoxPro application put some sort of read-only permission on the dbf, but why would that prevent me from copying the data to another table?
Any suggestion for getting the dbf data into a resident Access table would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
Noel