What are the patterns of Exporting or Importing to/from Visual FoxPro?

Visual FoxPro conversion to FoxPro 2.5 Fields we convert: Ref: msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa9753... Field type: C - Character Y - Currency N - Numeric F - Float D - Date T - DateTime B - Double I - Integer L - Logical M - Memo + Memo (binary) 0 - Null Field , for old type VFP Fields we DO NOT convert ( those fields are skipped ): G - General General = The most common use for General fields is to store graphics. A General field is a specialized Memo field. FoxPro stores a General field in the same .

FPT file used by other Memo fields in the table, but you cannot use it the same way. It is primarily used to store references to bound OLE objects C - Character (binary) P - Picture How the conversion is done: 0 -> N , 1 , 0 T -> C , 19 , 0 (format "2003-11-03 18:52:12") I -> N , 11 , 0 (max 10 characters + the sign "-" (minus)) B -> N , 18 , x ( x = existing number of decimals) M -> M , 10 , 0 ( see note ) Y -> N , 18 , 2 F -> N , y , x ( x = existing number of ... more.

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