Computer and Programming VFP

Since posting the countdown, I've been fielding lots of questions regarding VFP Studio. Some of the mystery surrounding VFP Studio has been on purpose and some of it has been because we (Bo Durban and I) are not yet sure what all is possible working within the framework provided by Microsoft via the Visual Studio Isolated Shell. However, in order to provide a little more transparency and begin the process of getting feedback from the community I will be presenting a series of screencasts in the next few months. Here I present the first screencast in the series on VFP Studio's Code Editor. VFP Studio's Code Editor, which is made possible via a Language Service Bo Durban and I created in Visual Studio 2008, provides some significant enhancements when compared to the editor included in VFP 9.0 including outlining, Quick Info, Intellisense for user-defined classes, line numbers, word wrap, VS-style navigation bar, improved Code Snippets and various other features we are impleme

Use the Services snap-in to start the Server service. To do this, follow these steps: 1.Click Start, and then click Control Panel. 2.Click Performance and Maintenance, click Administrative Tools, expand Services and Applications, and then double-click Services. 3.Right-click the Server service, and then click Start. 4.Restart Computer •The folder is already shared. Click New Share, and then type the new share name. •You want to hide the shared folder. To hide the shared folder, type $ as the last character of the share name. Other users cannot see this shared folder when they search by using My Computer or Windows Explorer, but they can map to the shared folder.

Solutions Click Start - Run - services.msc Search Workstation double click Workstation change Automatic process and apply them restart computer and you done...

dude.... acquiring network address is basicaly translated to an ip address 0.0.0.0, if a winxp does not have the sp2 it will just say invalid ip and the ip is 0.0.0.0 here is the procedure to correct this click on start, run, services.msc look for DHCP client.... if it sess acquiring network address that means that the dhcp client is DISABLED OR STOPTED... highlight the DHCP client and on the left side you will see "START" the service, click on it and then it will say "STOP, RESTART" then double click on the service and on the startup type select automatic, apply by the way.. also chk the tcp/ip properties, make sure that we have all to automatic

When to create ODBC connection using sql server appear access denied (08001) In Client: Step I Name : 'xxx' Description : 'xxxxxxxxxx' server : 'mynameserver' Step II Click With SQL Server authentication Click Connect to SQL Server Fill Login ID : Fill Password : Step III - Click Client Configuration Button - Choose TCP/IP - Remove or Uncheck choice in Dynamically determice port Follow next step and Finish Test Connection (Is must Success)

Change your MSSQL Server or MSDE password for 'sa' login C:\osql -U sa 1>sp_password NULL,'new_password','sa' 2>go 3>quit

By default, when you install MSDE it is configured to support Windows authentication only. Windows authentication is usually not appropriate for web applications such as Enterprise Server, so you will have to override the default installation settings. Additionally, the setup program for MSDE has a bug, so even if you run the MSDE setup program with the parameter SECURITYMODE=SQL it will ignore this parameter and leave the security mode set to Windows Authentication only. As such, once you have installed MSDE, you will have to manually change the security mode for the MSDE Server by making some changes to the windows registry. The following is a brief description of this process. For further information, refer to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/Q322336/EN-US/ I. Manually changing the authentication settings for SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2005 Express servers You can change the Authentication mode on existing MSDE Servers by modifying a value in the windows registry, as follows: 1