Hello Randall!
Wednesday September 18 1996 21:06, Randall Bosma wrote to All:
 RB> I have seen, somewhere, a quick & dirty procedure that permits a user
 RB> in a compiled application, to enter a direct command.
 RB> Thus, if you show up at a user's site, and need to do a quick
 RB> something to a database, this would allow you to USE a table, REPLACE
 RB> onething WITH somethingelse, etc. etc.
 RB> I checked my copy of the FPLIB() and nothing like that was in it.
 RB> Thanks, and greetings from the Calumet region, south of Chicago
 RB> Randy
I have seen TWO products that do stuff like that.  I BELIEVE that both can be 
gotten from other sources, but I got them from foxtalk and foxpro advisor. 
They are codeblock (lets you write actual programs that can be interpreted at 
runtime) and runfox (lets you type from a command window, but only single 
line stuff unless its an fxp.).  If I can find a site (internet or fidonet) 
that they are available on, I will post the address here (and maybe make them 
available here as well).
Cy
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