>>Are you talking about view in SQL Server or VFP? And how would a view help in this case?
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>I was thinking of SQL Server view, although it will work for VFP as well. We don't want to have calculated field in a table using UDF (as we need to base calculation on another table). The better solution is to use a view where this will be calculated.
I have never, yet, used views in SQL Server. I will make a point to read and learn. Right now I am trying to make my app work on either SQL Server or VFP, using pretty much the same table structures and code. Thank you.
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