>Hi. Mr Craig Berntson.
>You said that "You can bind your form objects directly to the ADO recordset"
>but how?
>In VFP can bind directly ADO recordset?
>yeh, ADO itself is very fast itself, I agree with you.
>but VFP can't support early binding to ADO.
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>I want to know how to bind directly ADO recordset with VFP objects....
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>please give me a answer.
>thanks for your kindly reply.
>Above my writing stuff is very want for me to know
>
>sorry for my broken English.
>regardings...
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>>The ADO2VFP conversion is slow, but ADO itself is very fast. You can bind your form objects directly to the ADO recordset...except the grid. I haven't played with XML. That is an option. You might also look at Ken Levy's web site, www.classx.com. He is doing some vidoes on working with ADO, XML, and a number of other things.


John Petersen is really the expert on this. He did it at DevCon. If I remember, he just put the recordset field information as the ControlSource for the objects on the form.