Thanks Bhavbhuti,

do you have to do any special setup to make it work? Or you just install perforce and tell VFP to use Perforce instead of VSS?

>Hi Frank
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>>has anyone been successful in moving away from using VSS with the VFP IDE (that is linked to the project manager) and using Perforce instead?
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>Yes, I am using Perforce and I can say that there are no serious problems. Please note Perforce do not technically support VFP, but it does work, even the latest release with VFP6 and VFP9.
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>Just keep in mind if you are checking in multiple vcxs (I would suggest this even if you are checking in one vcx), right-click the vcx(s) to check in and click on 'Differences...' option, this will create the latest corresponding vca. In case you miss this step you end up with a muddle, when you are comparing older versions of the vca (as this is the only comparable thing). Probably due to open classlibs that happen in VFP IDE when you open close them, this prevents Perforce to access the vcx to generate it's vca, so when you do it manually by right-clicking you automatically find out that the vcx is loaded in the memory, do a clear all and ask for Differences again.
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>As far as speed I do not know how fast Perforce can be from the VFP IDE. when the project is first loaded it does have a good time gap.
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>Hope it helps.