Craig,

I had thought that VFP could not be used to create COM objects.

What have I got wrong now with my definitions (of MS' rotating definitions for this kind of stuff)?

Cheers,

Jim N

>>Can someone tell me the pro's and con's to creating COM objects in VB versus VFP? I am building a Web application on IIS 4 with ASP. The application will need to query data from a Visual FoxPro database. To accomplish this, I want to create COM objects to query the tables and pass the data to the web server.
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>>Since VB and VFP can create COM objects, which is better? In VB, I would use ADO; whereas, I would use SELECT SQL in VFP. Is there any noticable speed difference between the two?
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>>Thanks!
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>I would definately say VFP in this case...just keep in mind the current method blocking problems in the VFP COM object. (I assume you're going to run this in MTS).