Aren't you missing his point? He want to know precicely "from a database app standpoint"!


>Don't think database. Think other things. Complex web services. Service Oriented Architecture. Workflow. etc.
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>IMO, one of the problems with VFP is it has gotten thinking database first rather than functionality first.
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>>Craig,
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>>Thanks for your reply.
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>>Regarding your statement 'if the customer base demands .NET' - just what makes .NET so special? Or what can it do that VFP can't from a database app standpoint? (aside from the fact that VFP's umbilical cord will be severed in the future and that M$ is pushing .NET?)
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>>Dennis
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