Thank u John.

>As you know, you have two basic strategies: ODBC and ADO. If you like working with data in VFP Cursor format, I would suggest ODBC. In the help documentation, refer to SQlConnect, SQLExec, etc. If you like working with data in the form of objects and properties, then I suggest ADO. Also, if you are building components that may have to serve data up to other types of applications, ADO makes for a good alternative. For details on how to use ADO with Visual FoxPro, check out the whitepaper I wrote at:
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>>Hi, how can I access to a table different from VFP ? which are the exact instructions i should use ? thank u
>>Alessio