>>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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>...and you will gain from native .NET Framework support for your data adapter to SQL Server when switching to SQL Server. With that, you will gain on performance as well.
Thank you for confirming that I am moving in the right direction.
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