>Hi!
>
> I agree that provided information in questioning the issue of choosing between MS SQL and MySQL was poor and I'd like to tell more about my project.
>
>Activity overview:
>First, I'd like to mention that I'm working in insurance domain.The database is supose to have tables with contracts,pays,damages,clients and insurance agents.
>
>Software:
>MS SQL server (because we have BackOffice Small Business)
>VFP (5 or 6)
>
>Network profile:
>TCP/IP with a Primary Domain Controller and Win NT as OS
>
>The process:
>User must input data with their contracts,pays or damages.
>
>
>Expectations:
>speed,reliability
>
>thank you!

MySQL may be free, light and fast, but I think you will find that it has too many limitations for what you want to do. Stick with MS SQL.

(I'm a Linux fanatic, so you know I didn't easily discount MySQL.)
JLK