Isn't it true that the only way to work the table would be SQL statements. You can't xBase - can a NET program do a "SEEK" with a VFP OLE table.

I can't even SEEK with VFP using ODBC DBFs?

So in the end - it is still a SQL access and the only way to set a record point is to move it to ADO.

Am I wrong?

>NET requires a SQL service...
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>.NET doesn't require a SQL Service.
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>A .NET app can utilize VFP tables as the database, or Access, or many other databases.
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>If someone wanted to use VFP tables as a backend, all that has to be installed is the OLE Provider for VFP.
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>Kevin