>Hi all!
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>Anyone ever try doing this over an ODBC (or other) bridge? Have a potential need to have a VFP front-end application, but have its data stored in an MS Access database. Any thoughts?

It's feasible, if you must, and if all the tables you need to write to have proper primary keys. I guess you don't have much choice, or you wouldn't ask.

Watch for fields which have irregular names - containing spaces or other impossible characters, beginning with a digit etc. If you build views using some utility, you may want to replace the Fox-side names with something more meaningful than what the wizard would create.

Also (and I did it only twice, years ago, and briefly), make sure your connectstring contains the full path in the database=[path]; entry. It is not properly stored in the dbc with the connection; you're better off storing or building the connectstring outside of the dbc, and then connecting your views (or SPTs) via the handle.