>>>>The security issue is really up to the administator to make sure it's in place. But the idea of being able to create, edit and debug stored procedures through VFP excites me a lot.
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>>>Really? Why do you want 2 tools on your desk that do the exact same thing? There are already free SQL admin tools for the VS product owner. I am not shooting down the idea, I just don't understand the attraction.
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>>Beacause they suck!
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>The enterprise manager sucks?

No, the enterprise manager doesn't suck. But as a programming environment it does. For that matter, so does the query analyzer. I'd rather use Access!