Yes that's right. There are a few files on the webserver, all vfp, that hold some login info etc. and the rest of the main info resides on a different server. It connects via odbc and reads and writes info depening on what the user is doing.

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>Just so I understand. You have an asp web site that is talking to VFP tables on the backend via ODBC?
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>>For business continunity they want to move to the cloud and have users logging onto remote web workplace and working from those instead of the local servers.
>>I tried previously and read up on getting vfp working on 64bit windows for the web but from memory the roadblock was getting the odbc or similar working in that environment. I last looked at it 2008-2009 but just browsing and searching now it seems there is a way to get the 32 bit driver to work.