Are you working with SQL Server data or Fox Data? If you are working with Fox Data, of course Fox is going to be better. However, if you are working with SQL Server, Delphi should be fine. As for Powerbuilder, it has been long time since I worked with that product - and that was a very brief time. I think it was around 1992 and PB 3.0 had just come out.

Another question - what apps are you writing as compared to what apps the PB/Delphi folks have to write? Why do you have these disparate tools?


>>I love when morons like that bash VFP. While they're struggling to do hard core data apps with VB or better yet, C++, we're whipping off applications, getting praise from clients, and sometimes putting those knuckleheads out of a job.
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>Yup! I'm the only FOX guy on a team of all Powerbuilder and Delphi developers. I'm running circles around these guys in terms of the number of applications developed. At this point I'm supporting nearly as many apps as the whole team combined. I'm not saying I'm better, I just think these tools aren't optimized for working with structured data.
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