>>Thanks Hilmar, It probably wouldn't be a bad enhancement to have Global Maintenance switch setting in VFP i.e. disable RI, Triggers and field default values etc, it would save a bit of coding.
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>Perhaps, but I know of no such option. An alternative RI such as TaxRI - plus your own use of variables for your own stored procedures - is the closest you can get, AFAIK.

Actually, it can be done with the code generated by GenDbc, if it's properly chopped. You can remove all the RI by issuing a series of DbSetProp() calls and Append Procedures From {empty prg here}, running your appends, then reissuing the DbSetProp() calls and Append Procedures from {the krt file extracted by GenDbc} when you're done. It's a PITA of a job to get right, and may actually need a bit of a generator to do right, if you have too many tables. And you better have a good backup in case something gets screwed.

update: actually you don't have to do the procedures part. If you blank all the trigger settings, the procedures would simply not be called.