>>>... anything else? I already have Visual Studio Enterprise. Do I need any SQL or NT client licences if this is a webserver.
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>>Since you have VSEnterprise, you should already have Backoffice 4.5, right? That gets you most of your list.
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>When you said 'That gets you most of your list' did you mean for me to use the VS tools, or that it would give me a shopping list to reference?
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>This is for an internal app at the hospital. I could use the stuff in VS during the development phase but I am afraid they might not kick in the money 6 months down the line when we go into production. I would have to get them to guarantee the funding up front.
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>Which brings up the question...the Backoffice included is for development only, not for production apps right? I wonder if there is an exception for non-profit orgs? Anyone know? Anyone know who to ask?

Why not use web connection and have your data in VFP, rather than SQL Server? Very scalable, and very cost-effective.