Without a non-paywalled link or image, I'm afraid you're unlikely to get much help. (I certainly can't provide any.)

@Maile L, thanks for trying, but unfortunately, Ancestry has "dumbed down" their Share links well below useability: I can tell that it's a baptismal register page.

(That's full resolution.)

It also gives a name and date (Johanna Antonia Foitek, April 11, 1864), but with just "Vienna", that's not enough to find it on Matricula Online, and GenTeam's index isn't coughing her up. If I knew which of the hundreds of churches in Vienna we're talking about, I could probably find it, though.

https://data.matricula-online.eu/de/oesterreich/wien/12-meidling/01-16/?pg=69

This is vaguely familiar: has Ancestry simply found an index of a record that had already been found by other means?

Born 7, baptized 11 April (of 1864)

Untermeidling number 17

Johanna Antonia, female, Catholic

Father: Anton Foitek, ??, Catholic from Olmütz in Moravia, son of Josefa Foitek

Mother: Johanna Kanna, Catholic from ?? in Moravia, daughter of Vinzenz Kanna, ??, and of Marianna Czermek.

Witness: Anton Schwarz, bookbinder, Untermeidling no. 17

Remarks: Barbara ??, ? midwife, Untermeidling no. 89

(I can't figure out the remark with the date of 3 March 1862.)

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As you can see, I've had no luck with the occupations or with the mother's place of origin. Someone with a larger German vocabulary may be able to figure them out.