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>>>1) VFPOLEDB does it perfectly well.
>>>2) No (unless you're a big genious).
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>>Cetin,
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>>Thank you for your input. As Bonnie (and you in a way) suggested, I will have to do this one still in VFP.
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>Sorry to discourage you. It's not a one week's work to learn it and develop an app. OTOH when you've time look into .Net. It's nice and powerfull.
No problem. I appreciate your honest reply. I agree, .Net if very powerful stuff and the future is there. I have already started doing some ASP.NET work, but I am just scratching the surface. My professional goal is to go from VFP database to SQL Server database and then to .NET. But, as I am sure you are well aware, with the all the support and marking one has to do, not much time is left for learning new technologies.
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