>>>>You think Kevin and Craig are independently wealthy and don't write systems? Again, they have taken the time to put the money where their mouth is; to date all we have is your mouth. They make great contributions by giving of their time to the public, code camps, user's groups, etc. What do you do that gives you the right to belittle them or their efforts?
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>>>You might want to start thinking about what I'm saying or suggesting. You might want to pick up the challenges I throw arround with code examples. For example did you evaluate the SET ORIENTED vs RECORD ORIENTED example (see my reply to Fabio) where a SQL statment is compared to a VFP RECORD ORIENTED approach. Evaluate and you might learn something. However, my experience is that no-one is really able to refute it or is too embarred to answer it.
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>>>But to do your a favour, I'm seriously thinking of starting some messages doing some show cases build out of older material that is already present here on the UT.
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>>Again, can you read? I could give 2 craps about a comparison of VFP and .net's data handling and set/record oriented.
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>Which is entirely my point John. You're the type of developer that really does not care what goes on behind the scenes. You're the type of developer the DBA curses because you wrote an application that will stop the whole system at the speed of a crawl. Unrealistic?? A friend of mine makes a good living in consulting huge corporate companies by having to deal with the stupidiy of such developpers.
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>Nice try, john..... ignorance....

lmao.. that's what performance testing and profilers are used for.