>I have been a foxpro developer for many years now and I am recently running into a battle with a group that wants to come in our organization and develop an application in Access. This group presented an 'independent analysis' of Foxpro vs Access done by a company called 'Pivot Software' based somewhere in Asia. In their analysis, they are recommending Access 2000 vs Foxpro.
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>I'd like your help in getting as much information as I can on this, because in my mind, I trully see no comparison between the two systems and foxpro being much more robust in application development.
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>Thanks
If the number of users is large and scattered; your company should consider an Intranet instead of a client-server
solution. Then, the only software each client would need would be a browser. If you take this route, be sure
to use "thin client" architecture and coding.

Access is for very small, never_to_grow applications.