>VB ? Well I don't see it that often.. Remember that VB is a general purpose language and VFP is a pure DMBS language.
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You don't see VB that often.........??????????

OK...........

How about VBA, VBScript.......
For CE, there are VB and VC toolkits....
Maybe in your corner of the World it's different. In the other 99%, VB is the tool of choice for projects 80% of the time.



>>Also saying there are to many developers is not a good reason imho. Java has a LOT of developers. And where is MS J++ ????
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>I doubt if there are a lot of MS J++ developers. There are many software vendors with their own Java dialect. MS must have a reason to discontinue the Java language.
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>>I do agree that the product is a part of visual studio and is THE tool for me and the company. Only those F*.. managers should need that knowledge.
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>Of course you can state that VFP is the best choice between MS access and SQL-server. And even using SQL server VFP would shine.
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>I can only refer to the following dutch companies who use VFP in their products:
>- Accountview, developed by ridit(?)
>- Exact Software uses add ons written in FP/VFP
>- Grote Beer has written numerous applications within VFP.
>- DSB and Delta Lloyd uses FPW/VFP systems for decision support
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>Maybe you could contact them and ask them why they do use VFP.
>I'm sure there are others.
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>By the way..., Heerde, where is that on the dutch map ??
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>Walter,