FoxPro for Windows & MS-DOS Specifications & LimitationsLast reviewed: June 21, 1995Article ID: Q113441 |
The information in this article applies to:
- Standard and Professional Editions of Microsoft Visual Basic Programming System for Windows, version 3.0
SUMMARYThis article lists some of the Microsoft FoxPro version 2.5 for Windows and MS-DOS specifications and limitations. This data was compiled from Appendix A of the Microsoft FoxPro for Windows Developer's Guide and Chapter four of the Microsoft FoxPro for MS-DOS Update manual. It is provided here for the benefit of Visual Basic programmers.
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Table & Index Files
Attribute Maximum ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of records per table file 1 billion #1 Number of characters per record 65,500 Number of fields per record 255 Number of tables open at one time 225 #2 Number of characters per table field 254 Number of characters per index key (.IDX) 100 Number of characters per index key (.CDX) 240 Number of open index files per table unlimited #3 Number of open indexes in all work areas unlimited #3#1 The actual file size (in bytes) cannot exceed two gigabytes for single user or exclusively opened multi-user .DBF files. Shared multi-user .DBF files with no indexes or .IDX indexes cannot exceed one gigabyte. Shared multi-user .DBF files with structural .CDX indexes cannot exceed two gigabytes.#2 This is true of FoxPro Extended and FoxPro for Windows. FoxPro for MS-DOS is limited to 25 tables open at one time.#3 Limited by memory and available file handles. Note that .CDX files use only one file handle. Field Characteristics
Attribute Maximum ---------------------------------------------------------------- Size of character fields 254 Size of numeric (and float) fields 20 Maximum number of characters in field names 10 Digits of precision in numeric computations 16 NOTE: Some capacities may be limited by available memory. |
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