by James Mos » Fri, 19 Nov 1999 04:00:00
Jim Moss
by Neil Pik » Sat, 20 Nov 1999 04:00:00
Don't go with FoxPro. Use a "proper" client-server database. Choose the o/s
and hardware you're happier with. There are plenty of good dbms products that
scale to 99.9% of business requirements.
If you know
Neil Pike MVP/MCSE. Protech Computing LtdQuote:> Hey, what do you know about NT servers as compared to UNIX
> servers for the internet? I want to use a database on line for
> a new business venture I am starting. I could use Foxpro on an NT
> server or even SQL7, on the UNIX side I would use mySQL.
> This issues are number of users and speed.
> Jim Moss
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Can anyone help point me in the direction to accomplish the following:
I would like to access the UPS database on the internet and using a
query extract signatures based on a list of tracking numbers.
Can this be accomplished using Foxpro, which is the format I keep the
tracking numbers in.
Thanks for any assistance.
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