>>> VFP is a database management application development language and I still say there is no other language that can rival it for database management.
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>>Today. But what about tomorrow when we will have our customers demand us things that can be done easily in VB and not in VFP? And this for no other reason than somebody somewhere decided that the future lies with VB and not with VFP.
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>What 'things' will these customers demand? Please let me know exactly what you mean. Has business really changed so much because computers have changed? In other words, what can't VFP do for a typical business application?

"Take this VB guy away and get me another one". This approach doesn't apply well to VFP (even here in NYC), and this is the reason why management people like VB much more.