>Keon, this was an excellent presentation and answered a number of questions including:
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>-Ken's opinion on FoxPro performance versus Servoy in large scale production application
>-A better explanation of FoxPro tables in Servoy in current version 5.x
>-Servoy 6 will include FoxPro dbf support as part of the install just like MS Sql and everything else.
>-Sounds like Ken is going to write or somehow help with FoxPro to Servoy difference in language to kick start understanding of the language.
>-Sounds like Servoy is including a lot of FoxPro features in Servoy 6
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>I guess Ken Levy has got these guys really listening to what FoxPro developers need, and actually including them in their language and product.
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>I wish I could attend the four hour evening FoxPro session that will be held at Servoy World next week. I guess you will be there since you live close. Sounds like a lot of big FoxPro guys will be part of that presentation.
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>>>Just wondering if anyone here is actually using Servoy in a live production app here in the UT?
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>>>If so, I would be interested in what database you using with it, and also if you are using it as a client or web interface.
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>>>As probably everyone knows, this is the product that Ken Levy seems to be using.
>>Mel,
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>>you may join a discussion with Ken on http://www.servoy.com/generic.jsp?taxonomy_id=1104&pageid=7BEEBE3C-E812-41E2-A4C4-DC3DB7225009
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>>Regards,
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>>Koen


Mel,

I have joined a meeting wiht Ken in November last and was just as enthousiastic as yourself. Meanwhile I have joined a 2 days course and I must say very impressive. Unfortunately - or maybe fortunately - I shall not be able to join the next coming meeting (short holidays planned long ago) but I am convinced this will not be the last meeting so I will join them on next occasion. I am very much looking forward to the coming new version 6, Ken promissed this will be a version with VFP in mind.
The only drawback (everything cant be perfect) ist the pricing system - however I do realize SAAS is not hunting for the same commercial succes as VFP - it was very difficult for MS to make any money with VFP, The pricing system SAAS has now introduced is expensive however I also understand that it should not be a thing for newcomers, they are willing to do something however when you enter 'real' business they would like to have a share as well which is understandable.
Hope to meet you on the Servoy forum one day.

Regards,

Koen