On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 3:03 PM, Rafael Copquin <rcopquin@ciudad.com.ar> wrote:

> By the way, if I issue the following statement, I get a VFP message saying

> that the property is readonly

>

> SQLSetProp(0,"Shared",.T.)

>

> (why would a property supposedly to be set by SQLSetProp be readonly? If it

> cannot be set, why is it a property of a setting function? I can't

> understand that.)

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That property is a token given out FROM the Sql Server, so you cannot edit it.

Does that make sense? Otherwise you could change your credentials and

suddenly have access to the HR data.

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