>Apparently there is also a similar product at
www.vulcandotnet.com>
>Simon
It is an interesting idea, to have xBASE syntax for .NET.
But then again, whatever language you choose, the real challenge is not so much related to the language - although I am learning C# and would have some trouble with VB - but with the class hierarchy. For example, I am now struggling to understand the data access classes, so totally alien to one accustomed to Visual FoxPro. It is my understanding that using a product that might be called Visual FoxPro dot net, clipper dot net, Vulcan dot net, xBASE dot net, or whatever, the same classes would be used (as compared with C# or VB.NET), be it for data access, or for other common tasks.
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