Fred Taylor
2018-03-23 20:48:03 UTC
Does anybody know how to change the ANSI setting for the VFPOLEDB driver
from .NET?.
An ADO connection object can set the properties
(oConn.Properties.Items("set ansi").Value) in VFP code, but the OLEDB
connection object in .NET doesn't seem to allow access to these properties.
Any Ideas?
Fred
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from .NET?.
An ADO connection object can set the properties
(oConn.Properties.Items("set ansi").Value) in VFP code, but the OLEDB
connection object in .NET doesn't seem to allow access to these properties.
Any Ideas?
Fred
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