>Yes, but following that line of argument, I would dump VFP completely and jump to VB/SQL Server.

There's always an excuse for an excersize, but you want to end up with something useable, right?

I'm guessing (anyone want to actually test this out?) that an ASP Page that uses VFP COMs and DBFs to display pages, will blow away an ASP Page that uses VBScript to connect to an SQL Server with ADO as far as performance goes.

Rick or Craig, any opinions??