>>>>I regret never taking the time to learn remote views.
>>Instead I used SQL Passthrough with stored procedures doing all the queries and updates- not nearly so elegant.
>>However, it turned out to have been a good call years later when I converted some of these apps to .NET and used those same SP's.
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>>Fair enough! One of my old habits in the early RV days was to create a parameterized view and then watch the generated SQL, because RVs generate injection-proof SQL for any backend so you can use that as a great skeleton for your passthrough. Particularly useful for Oracle and it's horrid dates... Then other tools came along.
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>>Will you be coming to SW Fox?
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>John
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>I'd love to be going to SW Fox, but my situation at home (sick wife) requires that I limit my time away.

Sorry to hear that, Bill. Good luck to both of you.