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>I get the feeling from your reply that you would not expect to see any real difference between VFP6 and VFP9>
>Don't really know as I said. Haven't used VFP6 in many years. I would expect it so. Someone else will probably be able to give you a true comparison.
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>We do use some SQL statements (select from where for example) within VFP and have a feeling where they are faster than Scan...endscan - I assume that working with SQL server will generally be as fast as VFP taking into account your comments about indexes>
>As fast if not faster in many instances.
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>we're downloading the evaluation version of SQL Server 2005 (will this do to give us a feel?) then we'll write some sample code to test our understanding of this.>
>Yes it should.
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