Hi Josh ----

Great answer. I believe, as well, that ErWin and PowerDesigner will do the same thing. I know that I have used PowerDesigner in the past to replicate VFP structures to Oracle and vice-versa.


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>I'm a man of few words. :) Well, I know I typed something, but I don't know where it went. What I said was that you may be able to do this with the latest version of xCase. It will allow you to reverse-engineer the MDB into an xCase data model. I think the new version will allow you to save one type of data model as another. This means you could just save the JET model as a VFP model and generate the DBC from there. I don't have the latest version so I can't test this. Go to http://www.xcase.com. If the info isn't on their web site I've had good luck getting questions answered by e-mail.
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>Hope this helps (and that it's a bit more useful than my last message).