In addition, I'd like the application to still work, even if the internet connection is unavailable. The Citrix method is dependant on the connection. (if my ISP is down, it'll shut my business)
I'm thinking of designing a new (maybe less work, too) method to sync up tables to a HQ server. I could still work with VFP tables that way, as well.


>That's not necessarily the case. If the application was designed using local views, adding remote views is fairly easy.
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>As for Citrix, if the installation is in place and established, then things become easier, but a high majority of Citrix issues arise from it not being installed properly.
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>There could also be business decisions. Citrix is expensive. If SQL Server Express will handle the needs, then there is virtually no cost.
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>>it takes a while(a long while) to move from VFP tabels to sql server
>>the easiest way is run your VFP on termianl server or cirtix.
>>It runs and its very fast as long as the mashines are powerfull and have a lot of memory. I citrx you can eaven use a cluster of maschines easyly.
>>we do this with some locations over DSL
>>no prolblem
>>dirk
>> you can get a fre citrix for testing from there webside