>I never had the customer file opened in VFP5, only a Remote view to the file. Does this sound like an actuate
>test? Should I expect the same results using any other product and ODBC? Should the VFP Stored Procedures
>fire off like this?
>
>My other question is if the DBC and Tables reside on the Server machine and a client accesses the customer
>table through ODBC and the Stored Procedures get fired off, where is the processing done? On the
>server machine or the client machine? The Stored Procedures in question are written in VFP code and
>sit inside a VFP DBC file. There is no EXE running, except for possibly on the client machine. But when
>the request is made and sent through the ODBC drivers, how and where is the Stored Procedures processing
>taking place?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jerryt

Jerry,

I'd like to say that the it was an accurate test, but I can't. Even under Win95, where everything is supposed to
have its own address space (VFP, the ODBC driver and so on), doing it from VFP5 wouldn't satisfy me. You
never will know for sure until you try it from something else.

In regards to where the actual processing takes place, it should be on the client. The server just responds to
requests from the client.

HTH

George