I agree. The interesting thing is, if you have a default value (which could be a stored procedure) this default value code will get executed. As well, stored procedure code used as a trigger will also be executed when accessing the database from ODBC. These triggers and default functions (I use one to generate the next primary key) are, in essence, stored procedures.


>>>A VFP stored procedure should be called just like a subroutine because the DBC is in the call stack. In fact, DBC stored procs are just another procedure file!<<
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>But VFP Stored procedures are not supported when accessing a VFP database through ODBC. I think that was what the original question was dealing with (unless I mis-understood something).
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>Guy