David you should then look to Thread #1095862 in there Ken Levy states that will never be a VFPOLEDB 64Bits driver, so you will not be able to use it in a 64Bits .net app for example.


>Markus,
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>>LOL... always the journalist, I see ;-)
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>It's important to be as precise as possible when discussing "end of the world", er, "end of the fox" issues like 64-bit issues.
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>>I was really more commenting on the fact that I really like my 64bit Vista setup. But anyway: There is no 64 bit OLEDB driver for VFP, nor are there any plans to build one. You can only run the OLEDB driver in combatibility mode.
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>Yep, I don't expect a 64-bit VFP driver, but wanted to be sure we're not assuming more issues than are really there.
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>>As for the other database things: I am not able to run a 32 bit version of SQL Server (which is noteworthy, because I can run other 32 bit apps), so I have to run the 64 bit version.
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>Hmm, that's interesting. Does that apply also to DTS packages (or whatever they are called now) that talk to VFP data? Can 64-bit Integration Services packages still talk to VFP data? If so, how so?
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>Looks like lots to research on this point. I'll look into it further when I get a chance. Thanks for raising the potential issue so we can check it out...