He was on the data team... kinda... VFP and the VS.Net data team at one time both reported to YAG. After working on VFP, Calvin moved on to the VB team. He's still there.

>Thanks for the correction of VFP 6 vs. 3. Don't mind me, I'm just losing my memory ;-)
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>I agree that too much of what makes VFP valuable would have been lost making it fit into the .NET framework. What makes it different from VB is it isn't just a programming language, it also includes native DML. And we sure heard the screaming from VB folks about what had to be done just to make their product fit.
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>What is Calvin doing now? I thought I heard he was on a .NET data team. That would be a good fit.