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Visual FoxPro
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Christopher,
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>Hello all...
>
>I need to find Visual FoxPro training for two developers who have extensive knowledge of dBASE III+/IV and FoxPro 2.6 for DOS. We will be redesigning our internal FoxPro 2.6 for DOS applications in Visual FoxPro over the next 2 years. I am interested in some type of classroom-based training that will start with more than just the basics of Visual FoxPro since these developers already have database knowledge.
>
>We will be using SQL Server 7.0 as a back end for the Visual FoxPro 6.0 front end, and I was hoping that some training might be customized for how to use VFP with SQL Server calls to access data.
>
>Please let me know where I should look... preferably in the states surrounding New York. My head is spinning from all of the research and ideas that I have, and I'd just like an honest opinion from real hardcore developers for a change. Any comments on the length, quality, and quantity of training that you think would be appropriate is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
>
>- Chris Style
Try TakeNote at www.takenote.com.
>Hello all...
>
>I need to find Visual FoxPro training for two developers who have extensive knowledge of dBASE III+/IV and FoxPro 2.6 for DOS. We will be redesigning our internal FoxPro 2.6 for DOS applications in Visual FoxPro over the next 2 years. I am interested in some type of classroom-based training that will start with more than just the basics of Visual FoxPro since these developers already have database knowledge.
>
>We will be using SQL Server 7.0 as a back end for the Visual FoxPro 6.0 front end, and I was hoping that some training might be customized for how to use VFP with SQL Server calls to access data.
>
>Please let me know where I should look... preferably in the states surrounding New York. My head is spinning from all of the research and ideas that I have, and I'd just like an honest opinion from real hardcore developers for a change. Any comments on the length, quality, and quantity of training that you think would be appropriate is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
>
>- Chris Style