I work for a company that uses a program that uses Foxpro as its database.
Actually, I'm a little confused if Visual FoxPro is just a database or its combination with lagnauge + database programming.
I want to create some software to integrate with it, but I just need to manipulate the date in the database (since I don't have access to the source).
Is there a SQL Management Studio equivalent to Visual FoxPro and can I see tables and data while browsing database files? or is it all integrated in some way into programming, and do I need a source to manipulate it?
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Writing an application in C # to read and return data in FoxPro tables is actually quite simple if you are using Visual Studio 2010, and Tom provides excellent links for information on how to accomplish what you are trying to do