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Hello to everybody, how can I change the name of a database in vfp 9.0? or can't I?

I have loaded VFP9 with SP2 on 64-bit Win-10. It seems to work correctly since I do not have intricate programs, just related databases. With every log-in I get a message: 0: Class definition MSXML2.DOMDOCUMENT.4.0 is not found.

Dear, any one know why "for update" is returning -1 if using sqlconnect? lcStringConn="Driver={MySQL ODBC 8.0 ANSI Driver};Port=3306;NOSSPS=1;Option=67108864"+; ";Server="+lcServer+;

I am currently using Foxpro 9. In my program I am using several defined Public fields. I need to output these fields in a excel file or I can move them to a DBase file, then generate the spread sheet.

Hello, we need to use parameters for MS OLE DB Provider for FoxPro connector. We can use not easy questions into tables, we need a named parameters. Now we have to use ? convention, but it's not comfortable for complicated questions.

I'm trying to find the various OPTION values in the connection string for MySQL/MariaDB. I've looked on Mariadb.com and mysql.com and saw lots of connection strings but no elaboration on the OPTIONS flag values.

I'm trying to connect to a Visual FoxPro Database that I downloaded for testing purposees using OLE DB, this is my code: private void ReadMyData() { String dbProvider = "Provider=.NET Framework Data Provider for OLE DB;";

I have used Visual FoxPro 9.0 for years but for some reason when I started the program today the window that displays the commands typed into the command window disappeared and I cannot find it. Please, anyone, help me if you can.

I've got a foxpro 2.6 database. I've tried using the ALTER TABLE command but it upgrades the table format to a new one. (probably 9.0). Is there any way to add a column without having the provider do that?

Does anyone have a complete explanation on how to connect to a FoxPro 2.6 database (not a data container) using VB.Net? I can find all sorts of connection strings, but I don't know what code or obj