May 16, 2008  The Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider (VfpOleDB.dll) exposes OLE DB interfaces that you can use to access Visual FoxPro databases and tables from other programming languages and applications. The Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider is supported by OLE DB System Components as provided by MDAC 2.6 or later. Aug 18, 2009  No ODBC drivers for Visual FoxPro as yet for the 64 bit version of Vista. Perhaps the solution resides in a new release of Visual FoxPro 64 bit Version. Whay is it taking so long for these guys to wake up to the needs of their costomers? CAN ANYBODY SEND ME ANY DATA ENTRY FORM/FORMAT IN VISUAL FOXPRO 7,8 OR 9. From Windows 7 or Windows 8 to Windows 10 (64 bit. The FoxPro ODBC driver as. The Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider (VfpOleDB.dll) exposes OLE DB interfaces that you can use to access Visual FoxPro databases and tables from other programming languages and applications.

The same application is working fine in 32 bit Windows 7 Home Premium OS without any issues. I have googled for 64 bit VFP driver and found out that there are no VFP drivers for 64 bit OS from this.

I have a Word document that merged against a FoxPro table through ODBC. That document no longer connects – not in Word 2007 nor Word 2016. The FoxPro ODBC driver disappeared from my data sources after the upgrade. I’m unable to install an ODBC driver for FoxPro. Various Microsoft web links that are supposed to guide me to a FoxPro ODBC driver are dead links.

Olaf Doschke - TMN Systemberatung GmbH. Hi Jack Connard, Firstly, please check If you have installed the and the Secondly, you may need to download and install the If the issue is still existing. Could you please provide a bit more information (such as error message and related code)? In addition, the following articles about Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9 run on Windows 10 and Using the VFP FoxPro ODBC Driver with Your Visual Basic Application for your reference. # Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9 run on Windows 10 # Using the VFP FoxPro ODBC Driver with Your Visual Basic Application Best regards, Cole Wu We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time.

I also tried changing the font character set to default by the same method, but that failed for the same reason. I guess because Meiryo is not within Windows any more. Eventually I went in at data level and manually replaced all Meiryo UI fonts with Yu Gothic UI.

Actually whenver something in 64bit os won't work I always try this and it always works.

Generally, a download manager enables downloading of large files or multiples files in one session. Download nas life is good album zip sharebeast. Many web browsers, such as Internet Explorer 9, include a download manager. Stand-alone download managers also are available, including the Microsoft Download Manager. If you do not have a download manager installed, and still want to download the file(s) you've chosen, please note: • You may not be able to download multiple files at the same time. In this case, you will have to download the files individually.

(Don’t worry about this Mac stuff, it’s still just Windows running on live hardware, just like if it were a Dell or HP computer). That went very smoothly, and I did a full install, blowing away the Windows 8 playground I had been using that partition, instead of updating it from Windows 8 to Windows 10. Next, I gently inserted the Visual FoxPro 9 CD that I still have from circa 2004.

Thank you for your reply, Admin That’s not quite the issue I’ve run into. I’ve also got MySQL ODBC drivers working just fine.

We never had this type of problem in XP or Win 7 using the Server 2003 as a Database file storage system.

I believe its too late already but then again investment is needed. So it would be interesting to learn about your plans if you may share Regards. Our small data processing business (mailing list segments and prep), USPS Cass+NCOA services, etc, has been using Visual FoxPro9 and its predecessors all the way back to Ashton-Tate’s dBaseII in 1982-1983. We could not operate without it. We are preparing to replace our two server computers (a rackmount Dell PowerEdge/600 which we have used for self-hosting our website, equipped with Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition; and another machine equipped with Windows 2003 R2 Professional Edition). Our new system will be include a small Dell PowerEdge server suitable for rack mounting or sitting flat on a desk.

Hope this helps although you may have discovered this already. I only found your post last night. Hi John, I am having this problem. I bought a new Win10 Lenovo laptop with the his-res display (2560 1440). I am using RDP to log onto a remote server for my client’s. I connected an external 1600 x 12000 monitor and I can get the remote server Desktop to look normal, but when I Preview a report I get that problem your described. It also has the same issue when I run and Preview locally on the laptop without using RDP.

I am trying to install the VFPODBC.MSI setup file on a windows 7 32 bit workstation. It appears to install correctly get no errors.

The “Lock Command” works but the “Unlock” command issued at the end of the routine gives an error message. Never had the problem before and some of my DebtControl system users have quite a large number of staff all using the “add” a number routine at the same time. I have just removed the “Unlock” command and it is business as usual. I have 10 Business systems developed in visual fox used by 100’s of users and I am much to old to learn a new development language so long live VFP9. Hi Mattm I have just installed vfp9.0 (+sp2) +hotfix 3 (from vfpx) on release win 10. On initial execution when the taskpane open I received an error: cannot create class msxlm2.domdocument 4.0.

I just upgraded from Win 7 to Win 10. ODBC support for FoxPro has disappeared. I’ve sat through many support calls at Microsoft. Most support people had never heard of FoxPro and assumed it was some “3rd party product”. As best as I can tell, there is no further ODBC support for FoxPro.

I am amazed everyday. So many have helped me along the way. Thank You and the entire FoxPro community for all you do.

It also allows you to suspend active downloads and resume downloads that have failed. Microsoft Download Manager is free and available for download now. • The Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider (VfpOleDB.dll) exposes OLE DB interfaces that you can use to access Visual FoxPro databases and tables from other programming languages and applications. The Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider is supported by OLE DB System Components as provided by MDAC 2.6 or later. The requirements to run the Visual FoxPro OLE DB Provider are the same as for Visual FoxPro 9.0. Note: This version of the VFP OLE DB provider is the same version as the one included with Visual FoxPro 9.0 SP2.

Tthe file you are after is called and can be downloaded directly from Microsoft at the time of writing. No doubt they will move that link to ensure no one can find it again. To use it on a 64 bit windows system, you need to run the 32 bit version of ODBC: C: Windows SysWOW64 odbcad32.exe [update 2016-07-20] or you could download it from here.

We have a bunch of code that doesn't work under VFPOLEDB, but works just fine under VFPODBC so we can't just switch. Plus it's a deployed application, so in order to change code we'd have to put a bunch of remote customers through an app upgrade. When I say it still isn't working, I mean the install process is broke ( the VFPODBC.MSI that works with XP doesn't work on Vista ). So there's no way to reasonably instruct an end customer on how to download and install VFPODBC. Yes, I believe you can manually move and register the DLL yourself. My little disciples:) VFPOLEDB.1 DOES work in vista, and windows 7 both x32 and x64.

It also allows you to suspend active downloads and resume downloads that have failed. Microsoft Download Manager is free and available for download now.

I tested the procedures on Windows 10 running on a Virtual Machine and quickly (is not the best test). Update to Meiryo font. I tried replacing the Meiryo font via the Code References tool with the Yu Gothic UI font, but that fails to replace as the expression value turns out to be illegal.

Hi Matt, Thanks again for the early tip on Windows 10, also the extra bit above what OS() returns. I have this little utility which (I’ve acquired from various tips and) works well for getting the OS(), so I thought I’d pass it on as a return gesture. Code * Just call it as RealWinVersion() * Or better: * oOS = createObject(“Empty”)? RealWinVersion(oOs) function RealWinVersion lParameters toObject Local objWMIService, colItems, lWasError, objItem,; cRealVersion, cRealVerNum, cRealNumber * Seems OS() returns same value 6.02 in win 8, 8.1 (and now - 2015 in Win10) * This seems to get the true, underlying OS as we really want try objWMIService = getobject('winmgmts://') colItems = objWMIService.InstancesOf('Win32_OperatingSystem') Catch lWasError =.t. EndTry * Return empty string on error if lWasError return ' endif for each objItem in colItems cRealVersion = allTrim(transform(objItem.Caption)) cRealVerNum = objItem.Version next * Blooming MS, put in a tm and copyright symbol only in POS VISTA cRealVersion = strTran(strTran(cRealVersion, '™'), '®') if varType(toObject) = 'O' addProperty(toObject, 'pcRealVersion', cRealVersion) addProperty(toObject, 'pcRealVerNum', cRealVerNum) * 2015-08-04 put this nAt in here to get 10.0 or 6.1, etc. CRealNumber = left(cRealVerNum, max(at('.' , cRealVerNum) + 1, 3)) addProperty(toObject, 'pcRealOSNumber', cRealNumber) * And a combo note we can use for ourselves addProperty(toObject, 'pcOSNote',; cRealVersion + ' (' + cRealNumber + ' Real)') endif return cRealVersion && just what this returns from caption Hope someone can use it.

We now have a promising Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9.0 entry in the fancy new Windows 10 Start menu: Yes, but does it actually run?? Now, I finally get to find out if we can run the fully patched Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9.0 SP2 Version.7423 on Windows 10. So, I launch it from the Start menu, and quickly go the Help –> About screen: One small issue with Task Pane If you launch VFP 9 it will initially show the the Task Pane, but you will get a small error in the view area of the Task Pane window. (Don’t worry, I’ll show you how to fix this below.) Class definition MSXML2.DOMDOCUMENT.4.0 is not found.

Thanks for any helpful advice. Arnold Harris Fast-Track Listmail 608-798-4833. Matt, I am sorry I do not know you.

Wondering how this could be, I took a guess that ReportBehavior is not a popular item among FoxPro programmers. I have it set to 90 but must set it back to 80 to write ASCII files and PDFs using Amyuni. Now I’ve discovered that setting it to 90 results in the behavior you described but 80 will display the previews properly again. I may just resort to 80 and forget about it. 80 prints faster anyway and I have no other reason to use 90.

Posted on 24. Nov, 2010 by in, This has been alluded to in a few places, but I want to get this down so I don’t forget it. Visual FoxPro, a 32-bit application, runs just fine on 64-bit machines. Visual FoxPro cannot use 64-bit ODBC drivers however. You can use 32-bit ODBC drivers on 64-bit Windows, but you must set them up in the 32-bit ODBC Administrator. This is not the one that’s going to come up if you go through Control Panel.

I renamed the file. Then the program window would come up, but it said it could not find version.dll. I think there was also something about vfp7r.dll as well, but I am not on that system right at the moment. While installing Windows 7 32-bit would work to alleviate the 16-bit incompatibilities, I have tried the program on Win7 32 and it still has the problem with the version.dll file. Wow.lots of limitations.2GB RAM, VFP7 (due to ABRA).

• Important download details: Installing the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Visual FoxPro 9.0 on a computer that has a previous version of the Provider causes this version to replace the previous version. If you wish to preserve the previous version of the Provider, you must rename it before proceeding with this installation. To rename the Provider using Windows Explorer: Shut down any applications that might be using the provider, such as IIS, or any desktop applications that use the provider. Program Files Common Files System Ole DB folder Right-click vfpoledb.dll, select Rename, and then change the name to vfpoledb_save.dll To restore the saved version, delete or rename this release version, and rename vfpoledb_save.dll to vfpoledb.dll. It should not be necessary to re-register the provider, provided that you have not uninstalled the previous version.

Wondering how this could be, I took a guess that ReportBehavior is not a popular item among FoxPro programmers. I have it set to 90 but must set it back to 80 to write ASCII files and PDFs using Amyuni. Now I’ve discovered that setting it to 90 results in the behavior you described but 80 will display the previews properly again. I may just resort to 80 and forget about it. 80 prints faster anyway and I have no other reason to use 90.

What a wealth of information! I’ve been developing in FoxPro since 2.6. So many times I have thought my company growth had exceeded VFP capabilities and tomorrow would be the end for my 20 year old FoxPro app. When oplock issues arose with Windows 7 and Server 2008, my app came to an unusable crawl. I thought it was the end. Serial para activar windows vista ultimate 32 bits. We are now running on Surface tablets and Windows 10.

So it would be interesting to learn about your plans if you may share Regards. Our small data processing business (mailing list segments and prep), USPS Cass+NCOA services, etc, has been using Visual FoxPro9 and its predecessors all the way back to Ashton-Tate’s dBaseII in 1982-1983. We could not operate without it. We are preparing to replace our two server computers (a rackmount Dell PowerEdge/600 which we have used for self-hosting our website, equipped with Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition; and another machine equipped with Windows 2003 R2 Professional Edition). Our new system will be include a small Dell PowerEdge server suitable for rack mounting or sitting flat on a desk. We will also have two workstations.

(Don’t worry about this Mac stuff, it’s still just Windows running on live hardware, just like if it were a Dell or HP computer). That went very smoothly, and I did a full install, blowing away the Windows 8 playground I had been using that partition, instead of updating it from Windows 8 to Windows 10. Next, I gently inserted the Visual FoxPro 9 CD that I still have from circa 2004. First, it prompted me to install some “Prerequisites”, which it did with no problems. Next I moved on to the main VFP install, and I took all the defaults, then the CD spun around for a bit, and finally, it gave me a nice message screen stating “Setup is complete” and “There were no errors during setup.” Looking good so far!! Next, I downloaded and installed, and once again, got this nice little affirming message box: Finally, I “installed” the VFP 9 Hotfix 3 for SP2 (i.e. Copied the replacement files to the correct places per the instructions in the readme file in the zip download).