Your usage of Remote View clearly indicates that your front-end is written in VFP. This case, it's inefficient to use remote view against native VFP data. If you want to use a view, use local one.

>OK, I understand that part, the question is:
>How do I access my VFP data using a remote view if I have it in my NT server, not in my local computer?
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>In the article q137944 looks like they are getting the data from a SQL server.
>Maybe I am misunderstanding the concept of Remote Views.
>Thank you again.
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>>>Article Q137944 explains how to create a remote connection or view programmatically.
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>>>The problem that I have is that I don't see a way to specify a USERID and PASSWORD for a VFP table or ACCESS table and also a way to specify where the SERVER with my data is.
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>>When the datasource requires a username and password, this is specifid in the connection definition. VFP tables odn't require a password to open, so you can't specify one.