
Running Microsoft FoxPro for Windows
by Sal Ricciardi
507 pages· 1993· ISBN 9781556155536
About
Running Microsoft FoxPro for Windows is your guide to using and understanding this powerful database management system and the industry-standard Xbase language that controls it. Whether you need a detailed explanation of database design or need to quickly look up a procedure for using one of FoxPro's sophisticated query tools, you'll find the answers here. And, when you're ready to move on to more advanced topics, database expert Sal Ricciardi is ready to be your guide with tips, strategies, and solutions not found in the product documentation. Each chapter introduces at least one key topic and reinforces the correct procedures with practical examples, so you learn quickly and remember what you've learned. You'll find expert information and advice on FoxPro basics - planning and creating multi-table databases; adding, editing, and deleting records, and creating multiple databases; using graphical tools and features in FoxPro, such as the Command window, Browse window, and Relational Query By Example window; and understanding advanced features like importing and exporting data between FoxPro and other formats, designing and creating sophisticated queries and reports, and understanding the FoxPro programming language basics.
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