I didn't know about that.
And you can also bind it to a grid ?

>>Yes, but you can't bind a recordset to a control in VFP.
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>Do it all the time.
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>textbox.ControlSource = "thisform.oRecordSet.Fields('myfield')"
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>>>>I don't see any advantage to using ADO in a C\S app. In fact, using it you give up one of Foxes most powerful features, OOP data ojects.
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>>>What OOP data objects?
>>>I thought that was one advantage to ADO over VFP - that ADO is OOP data, whereas VFP is not.