Salad <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote on Thu, 01 Jul 2004 06:30:12 GMT:[color=blue]
>When I connect to FoxPro tables it takes about 1 1/2 minutes to view the
>records in a small table. Is this normal ODBC behavior?[/color]
As I recall, FoxPro uses dBASE (*.dbf) tables. I have a 407 record
table with 350 fields. It is linked into an MS-Access 2000 database,
and it loads and displays in seconds.
Robert Emmons wrote:[color=blue]
> Salad <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote on Thu, 01 Jul 2004 06:30:12 GMT:
>[color=green]
>>When I connect to FoxPro tables it takes about 1 1/2 minutes to view the
>>records in a small table. Is this normal ODBC behavior?[/color]
>
>
> As I recall, FoxPro uses dBASE (*.dbf) tables. I have a 407 record
> table with 350 fields. It is linked into an MS-Access 2000 database,
> and it loads and displays in seconds.
>[/color]
Hi Robert,
Could you do me a favor and tell me what your version number is of the
ODBC FoxPro driver (Control Panel, ODBC) or
(ControlPanel/AdminTools/ODBC if XP)? Any idea what your MDAC is?
Thank you.
Salad <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote on Thu, 01 Jul 2004 19:06:24 GMT:[color=blue]
>Robert Emmons wrote:[color=green]
>> Salad <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote on Thu, 01 Jul 2004 06:30:12 GMT:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>When I connect to FoxPro tables it takes about 1 1/2 minutes to view the
>>>records in a small table. Is this normal ODBC behavior?[/color]
>>
>>
>> As I recall, FoxPro uses dBASE (*.dbf) tables. I have a 407 record
>> table with 350 fields. It is linked into an MS-Access 2000 database,
>> and it loads and displays in seconds.
>>[/color]
>
>Hi Robert,
>
>Could you do me a favor and tell me what your version number is of the
>ODBC FoxPro driver (Control Panel, ODBC) or
>(ControlPane l/AdminTools/ODBC if XP)? Any idea what your MDAC is?
>Thank you.[/color]
I have a workstation running Windows 2000, and a laptop running
Windows 98. Both computers load the linked table and display it in
seconds.
The laptop has Microsoft Corporation odbcjt32.dll version
4.00.4403.02, date 10/02/03
The workstation has Microsoft Corporation odbcjt32.dll version
4.00.6200.00, date 06/19/03.
I have MDAC_TYPE280.EX E in the workstation's c:\windows\syst em32. It
is version 28.0.1022.3. I think that is just an extractor for MDAC.
The MDAC is probably whatever was installed with MS-Access 2000, which
is on both computers.
Not sure what else to check. I will not be back until Tuesday.
Salad <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote on Thu, 01 Jul 2004 19:06:24 GMT:[color=blue]
>Robert Emmons wrote:[color=green]
>> Salad <oil@vinegar.co m> wrote on Thu, 01 Jul 2004 06:30:12 GMT:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>When I connect to FoxPro tables it takes about 1 1/2 minutes to view the
>>>records in a small table. Is this normal ODBC behavior?[/color]
>>
>>
>> As I recall, FoxPro uses dBASE (*.dbf) tables. I have a 407 record
>> table with 350 fields. It is linked into an MS-Access 2000 database,
>> and it loads and displays in seconds.
>>[/color]
>
>Hi Robert,
>
>Could you do me a favor and tell me what your version number is of the
>ODBC FoxPro driver (Control Panel, ODBC) or
>(ControlPane l/AdminTools/ODBC if XP)? Any idea what your MDAC is?
>Thank you.[/color]
I have a workstation running Windows 2000, and a laptop running
Windows 98. Both computers load the linked table and display it in
seconds.
The laptop has Microsoft Corporation odbcjt32.dll version
4.00.4403.02, date 10/02/03
The workstation has Microsoft Corporation odbcjt32.dll version
4.00.6200.00, date 06/19/03.
I have MDAC_TYPE280.EX E in the workstation's c:\windows\syst em32. It
is version 28.0.1022.3. I think that is just an extractor for MDAC.
The MDAC is probably whatever was installed with MS-Access 2000, which
is on both computers.
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