>Craig,
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>Thanks for your reply.
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>We need to access data on a server over the telophone lines. This is the bottom line and the main reason to go C/S. I do not see how you can still remain in VFP in these circumstances.
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>Marc
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>>Before you get to which is best, you should answer "Why does your client want C/S?" Cause it's the latest buzzword? Cause they heard it's faster? Remote access to data? Security? Could be that VFP will work just fine them.
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>>Craig
You can! Depending on the amount of data, you can run your Fox applications as is. You could also build your own Fox Server, a process that sits on the back end, accepts requests, processes them, and returns only the result set. Sound familiar?? Yup...it's C/S.
Craig
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer