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Have a page with a query produced using dbwiz connecting to a query in an
mdb. When the ISPs server is using FP2K all works well. However when the
ISPs server is using FP2002 there is syntax error. In particular, my FP
produces a line that looks like:
fp_sQry="SELECT * FROM ""TG2Customer Purchases Query"" WHERE (Us....
however the ""'s fail on 2002, and when replaced with ['s as per:
fp_sQry="SELECT * FROM [TG2Customer Purchases Query] WHERE (Us
all is well.
Unfortunately, the only way to produce the "acceptable" syntax is to ask the
ISP to edit the file on the server side, since editing the syntax at my end
simply results with FP's script interpreter (or whatever) automatically and
unilaterally changing it back as soon as the file is saved.
Is there some way to either have the server accept the ""'s, or to force the
FP client at my end to take the required syntax (... and how is it possible
to have such gross syntax conflicts anyway ???)
mdb. When the ISPs server is using FP2K all works well. However when the
ISPs server is using FP2002 there is syntax error. In particular, my FP
produces a line that looks like:
fp_sQry="SELECT * FROM ""TG2Customer Purchases Query"" WHERE (Us....
however the ""'s fail on 2002, and when replaced with ['s as per:
fp_sQry="SELECT * FROM [TG2Customer Purchases Query] WHERE (Us
all is well.
Unfortunately, the only way to produce the "acceptable" syntax is to ask the
ISP to edit the file on the server side, since editing the syntax at my end
simply results with FP's script interpreter (or whatever) automatically and
unilaterally changing it back as soon as the file is saved.
Is there some way to either have the server accept the ""'s, or to force the
FP client at my end to take the required syntax (... and how is it possible
to have such gross syntax conflicts anyway ???)