In addition to to what our other friends thoughtfully suggested, practice, practice - practice. It seems the team has a lot of experience. Its going to be a lot of fun! As you learn about VFP, you may see oppertunities to solve the conversion similar to the legacy presentation. There may be more appropriate solutions. Allow yourself some time to understand VFP's extraordinary (dare i say) paradigm:-). Be patient. Enjoy it!
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>I need to find Visual FoxPro training for two developers who have extensive knowledge of dBASE III+/IV and FoxPro 2.6 for DOS. We will be redesigning our internal FoxPro 2.6 for DOS applications in Visual FoxPro over the next 2 years. I am interested in some type of classroom-based training that will start with more than just the basics of Visual FoxPro since these developers already have database knowledge.
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>We will be using SQL Server 7.0 as a back end for the Visual FoxPro 6.0 front end, and I was hoping that some training might be customized for how to use VFP with SQL Server calls to access data.
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>Please let me know where I should look... preferably in the states surrounding New York. My head is spinning from all of the research and ideas that I have, and I'd just like an honest opinion from real hardcore developers for a change. Any comments on the length, quality, and quantity of training that you think would be appropriate is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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>- Chris Style