Rick's site url is www.west-wind.com.

>Hi Abdulahad ---
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>I would suggest that you consider VFP as your back-end if speed is the issue and all else being equal. The burden of delivering result sets through ODBC is mainly on the database engine and VFP has the far faster engine.
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>Also, check out Rick Strahl's Fox-to-Web utilities at Westwind...I don't have the website address handy but I believe you can find it here on the UT. Rick's tools are mentioned in a case study by MS on marrying VFP and the Internet.
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>Good luck!
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>>Hi,
>>I am developing a Web based solution for a courier service using Front Page 98 and ASP. All data entry will be at one point through dispersed location.
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>>My question is:
>>There will be a lot of records generated. If I use VFP 5.0 through ODBC as the Database, will the VFP engine be used with its Rushmore Technology and blazing speed? If I use Access as the backend, will I be burdoned with its lack of speed when records grow? Or does ASP have its own engine for record processing.
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>>Thanks in advance,
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>>Abdul Ahad