Craig already gave you excellent input. I may just add that if you application is already designed to work with SQL Server (either using SPT or CursorAdapter) than upsizing data is fairly simple. I didn't use an upsize wizard but instead created one long .PRG that goes through all tables and "sends" data to SQL Server database. But if your application is not ready for SQL server yet I would start by either getting some commercial framework or creating your own. I created, kind of, my own framework based Cursor Adapter object. The nice thing is that CA allows you to work with either VFP database or SQL Server. And I do have some customers still using VFP and some SQL, with the exactly the same application. This project took a while; for me it was not a simple couple of weeks job.
Best of luck.

>Hi All,
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>I'm finally being dragged, kicking and screaming, into the SQL age, meaning I have to upsize the DB's in my app the some version of SQL, be it MS, MySQL or some other flavour. I think it was Tore Bleken that mentioned that after it's done, I'll won't look back, and I'm sure that's true. But right now it seems like a daunting task. 100+ forms, 200+ reports, 3rd party tools like Stonefield, Foxaudit, Int'l and VM Pro framework. Ugh!
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>Anyway, how do I go about:
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>a) choosing the right one (free is good);
>b) setting it up;
>b) converting my existing DB's, tables and views; and finally...
>c) integrating it?
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>Is there some 'how to' available somewhere, or better still, some witch, wizard, or I'll even take an elf, that can wave their magic wand and it'll all be done for me in the morning?
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>Thanks.
>
>Luke