>(Not to beat a dead horse, but we've waited for the next version off MM coming out soon for 8 months now.)

This is my first experience with MM, but I have been extremely happy with it so far. If it takes a little longer, I can wait. < g >

>You bring up an interesting point though. You said your data is on SQL server, but the MM is still in VFP. Did you happen to move the VFP data to a network drive, or is it still local? Are you using the "user" table, "IID" table?? If so, I was curious how you keep track of all your users that way, if each installation of your application only points to their local VFP database.
>(Thus, I'm guessing you have your VFP data on the network)

No, my VFP data will reside on the same machine as my business objects. Currently, the front end to my business objects is a web product, Cold Fusion. So my DCOM objects are on the same machine with the DBC and tables, and the SQL Server data is on another machine. And I don't use the user table or the "IID" table.

Is there a problem with keeping some of your data in MM and some in SQL Server?