>...is we do not have tight knit community.
>No enough participants in almost any VB forum.
>No enough VB gurus.
>
>Result:
>70% of VB database projects I have known are failure. That's why no matter how inferior VFP if it is, VFPers are are more than happy because their clients are happy. How many VB/ACCESS I've know were rescued with VFP, a lot.

Hmmm...I don't know that characterizing VFP as an inferior product would be wise. I've had no great problem delivering reliable data-centric VFP applications, and prefer the OO environment. There are a few things that VB can do that VFP can't, like create ActiveX controls, but for data-centric application deployment, it's not my choice. I'd rather be disemboweled with a rusty spoon...