Hi! I'm connecting to foxpro database like this:

$dsnado = "DBI:ADO:Provider=vfpoledb;DSN=FoxPro;";<br /> $dbhfox = DBI->connect ($dsnado, '', '');<br />


Then execute this sql query:

$q="SELECT order_bill_n, srok_date FROM orders WHERE ALLTRIM(UPPER(ord +er_bill_n)) LIKE '%23-B%' order by order_bill_n desc ";<br /> $sthfox=$dbhfox->prepare($q) or die "Can't prepare statement: $DBI::er +rstr";<br /> $sthfox->execute() or die "Can't execute statement: $DBI::errstr";<br +/><br />
But having this error:

Can't execute statement: Can't Open Recordset for SELECT order_bill_n, srok_date FROM orders WHERE ALLTRIM(UPPER(order_bill_n)) LIKE '%23-В%' order by order_bill_n desc

Package : DBD::ADO::st
Filename : D:/usr/local/bin/perl/site/lib/DBD/ADO.pm
Line : 1137
Last error : -2147467259

Don't understand, what's can be?

In reply to Perl OLE DB foxpro by ajay_perl

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