Using ODBC driver FOXPRO DBF

Hello, i am defining a connection using ODBC with foxpro, i am able to see the table but not the column
Are there parameters to adapt somewhere (SBO,...)

Hi Bertrand
Please let me know the following information:
- Exact version of Crystal Reports Designer. (For this information open Crystal Reports. Go to Help > About Crystal Reports).
- Exact version of the Business Objects Enterprise.
- Exact version of the Database.
- Type and the version of the driver used to connect.
- Are you able to view all the columns when you create Crystal Report directly using ODBC connection?
- What happens if you create the Data Connection using OLEDB or Native connection?
Hope this helps.
Thanks!

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GO
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If I use java as development tool. which other drivers or methods to use beside jdbc-odbc driver?
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Using vb.Net 2008, full Crystal 2008.
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None of these variations nr many others seem to work.
BOTTOM LINE:
Could someone provide sample code for overriding the dbase files folder location specified by a Visual FoxPro FileDSN?
Thanks!

OK, I came to the conclusion that the tables or the report somehow hold on to the File DSN for dear life and I can't change that fact.
So I'm going to change my approach and instead of changing the connection properties of the tables, I'll modify the properties of the File DSN on the fly. Ugly, but an OK solution for my use scenario.
It would still be great to get a code sample for the original question but, it's no longer a burning issue for me.
It would be nice if the support team created a document describing in detail how to achieve database location changes using .NET for different scenarios. It's a common need and the RDC object model had such a document.

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