>>I used VFP for its producditive. C++ compiler doesn't matter for me. I look for PolarFox. It'll run at web, run with one of SQL servers (I can't remember which one was) directly with seek, VFP select commands, new commands...

Fair enough. But C++ compilation costs me nothing (apart from a small fee to its author!) and reduces risk of breakage if you use a newer VC++. And right now I'm using the x64 IDE that runs quickly and does away with most of the bugs I had experienced in the VFP IDE on Windows 7. One bad bug was the occasional frozen combo in the Find dialog that required a hard stop, losing work. Another was annoying even if you don't lose work: the phantom breakpoint (no breakpoint exists but debug repeatedly stops there anyway) that wastes time when trying to track issues.