Looks OK to me so far from the quick glance. I would use TEXT/ENDTEXT for SQL commands, though, but this is cosmetics.

>OK, well then can you help me on this for SQL Server 2005?
>
>>Yossi,
>>
>>I don't think there is SQL Server 2003 version. You probably meant SQL Server 2005.
>>
>>>Hi All:
>>>
>>>I have a client who has SQL Server enterprise 2003 version. He wants to go against the SQL Server database from within VFP.
>>>
>>>Since I know very little about SQL Server, I have asked a SQL Server expert to go onsite and help me. He, on the other hand, has no experience with VFP.
>>>
>>>I have prepared a program for him to try, based on SQL Server code supplied to me by my client, as follows. I am expecting my consultant to fill in the blanks such as userid and password:
>>>
>>>

>>>LOCAL lcSQLString 
>>>
>>>lcSQLString = "UPDATE rlitepro10.dbo.icitem  " ;
>>>	+ "set icitem.price2 = icpric.unitpr2,icitem.level2 = icpric.begqty2,icitem.price3 = 2* (icpric.unitpr2)-0.01  " ;
>>>	+ "FROM rlitepro10.dbo.icitem icitem, rlitepro10.dbo.icpric icpric  " ;
>>>	+ "WHERE icitem.item = icpric.item AND ((icpric.psched='SAL') AND (icpric.popt='I'))"
>>>
>>>
>>>lnConnectionHandle = SQLCONNECT('rlitepro10.dbo','<userid>','<password>')
>>>
>>>IF !(lnConnectionHandle = -1)
>>>	SQLEXEC(lnConnectionHandle , lcSQLString)
>>>	
>>>	SQLDISCONNECT(lnConnectionHandle )
>>>	
>>>ENDIF
>>>

>>>
>>>Do I need to know anything else or add anything else to the program?
>>>
>>>Any help on this will be much appreciated.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Yossi