>>Not exactly correct, in my case. I do indeed use VFPOLEDB under ASP.NET (without problems) for several years because I use it with VFP data, not SQL Server. And of course, with SQL Server I will be using ODBC.
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>My reference was in fact related to when I was using it with VFP data as this is the only data adapter capable of doing it from .NET Framework, I believe. This situation has been simulated at Microsoft as well as with another member here. That requires a site with significant amount of hits. If you only have a few hits here and there, you will probably not run into the situation. But, if you respond to 30k to 1 million hits a day, you will get it.
My application does not get that many hits at all; not even close. It works in an Intranet setting for an organization of maybe up to 1000 people. And they don't use it that much. So, I suppose, I am lucky. I am working on completely moving from VFP database to SQL Server. Therefore in the future it won't be an issue.
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