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>We may be looking at converting a VFP app to utilize SQL-Server as the back-end database, using HostWindows to serve the whole thing up.
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>I've recently re-read a FoxTalk article by Jim Falino (Turn your VFP app to Client Server), which talks about the basic fundamental approaches to keep in mind:
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>-View-based data entry forms
>-Funneling all the data access commands into as few functions/methods as possible
>-Stored procedures
>-Limiting result sets as much as possible (reporting/viewing a slice of data)
>-Unbound controls
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>Can anyone else suggest other approaches/advice, along with any reading material? (Only book I have that covers both SQL Server and VFP is Client-Server Applications w/h Visual FoxPro and SQL Server, by Chuck Urwiler.)
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>Also, if anyone has stories to share about HostWindows...
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>TIA,
>Kevin