>On the issue of maintaining views, we found xCase to be a real life-saver. Making table modifications really aren't such a big deal anymore. Just make your changes in xCase, and recompile the database, and you're on your way.
We use it as well - some changes you just can't do thru the native SQL server interface - but you are still left with the issue of changing the remote views defined in VFP.
Cheers -
Dan LeClair
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