Tips for database developers using Visual FoxPro
Database development in Visual FoxPro requires a range of skills. FoxPro
is a relational database so any effective solution must be based on a
sound database design and must make the best use of the features of the
FoxPro language. We hope that these tips will help you to get the most
from FoxPro and VFP.
Most of these tips apply to Visual FoxPro (VFP 3 to VFP 9) although some
can be applied to FoxPro 2.6 or earlier versions.
This is not a FoxPro tutorial, you will need to know something about the
language in order to get the most
benefit from these tips. All are provided for your guidance rather than
as solutions to particular problems. Refer to the FoxPro Help system for
more detailed information about the commands used:
If you need to know more about FoxPro and Visual FoxPro we run a series of
workshops,
tutorials and
FoxPro training courses
to help you.
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