>>In my VFP applications I am using SFQUERY to create filters/queries for user-defined reports. I would like to continue using SFQUERY when creating reports based on the data in SQL Server. At the first glance, the way I see it, I would have to have a "dummy" VFP database and tables to match the tables and fields of the SQL Server. Then I would create a query string based on the VFP database and tables and then use it on SQL Server.
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>>Does the above approach seem like a logical and practical method?
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>>Does anybody use SFQUERY with SQL Server?
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>>I use the older version of SFQUERY (v 6, that was in beta but was never released).
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>>Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
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>Just a suggestion. Perhaps creating a new thread in Stonefield category would be better.
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>I kinda remember Doug saying that he used it already with SQL Server.
Thank you, Denis. I this thread does not pick up, I will post it in the Stonefield category.
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