Visual FoxPro Training : Programming Fundamentals of Visual FoxPro 7.0

Programming Fundamentals of Visual FoxPro 7.0 - Level 1

Visual FoxPro Training Overview

In Level 1, you will learn to plan, create, and modify tables, views and databases and create forms. You will use the Application Wizard and Builder to build applications quickly. Create information from your data with queries and reports. Understand the fundamentals of programming including operators, expressions, program flow, branching and looping. Be productive working with code using IntelliSense, QuickInfo, hyperlinks, keyboard shortcuts, Beautify, document view and bookmarks. Manage programming tasks with the Task List Manager.

Visual FoxPro Training Prerequisites

Familiarity with a high-level programming language is recommended.

Visual FoxPro Training Audience

Web designers and administrators.

Visual FoxPro Training Course Duration

2 Days

Visual FoxPro Training Course outline

Working with Data

Understanding Database Terminology

The Visual FoxPro Database Designer

Working with Tables

Modifying Table Strctures with the Table Designer

Creating Persistent Relationships

Data Views

What Is a View?
Using the View Wizard
Expanding the Power of Views
The View Designer
Viewing SQL Code
Creating Parameterized Views
Top N Views
Queries vs.Views in Visual FoxPro

Reports

Creating Reports
Using the Report Wizard
Using the One-to-Many Report Wizard
Modifying Reports with the Report Designer
Creating Reports with the Report Designer
Printing Reports

Applications

Introduction to Frameworks
The Application Wizard
The Application Builder
The Project Manager
Running the Application

Programming

Understanding Programming Terminology
Literals, Constants, and Variables
Operators
Variable Scoping
Program Flow Constructs
The Visual FoxPro Code Editor
The Task List Manager

Forms

Using the Form Wizard
Using the Component
Gallery Templates

Objects

Designing Forms with the Form Designer
Specifying the Data Environment
Adding Controls to Your Forms
Understanding PEM Programming
Data Sessions
Finding the Owner