>Hello,
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>I have just turned on my first VFP web application and it is a Corrective Action Software demo (webCAS9000) and it can be found at www.jkt9000.com . I am using Rick Strahl's great product WebConnection.
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>The webCAS9000 is a complete re-write of a monolithic single-tier (2 tier when the back end is Sql*server or Oracle) VFP desktop app -- yes, user interface, business rules and data logic were all tightly bound in the VFP screen forms. Well, the web app n-tier design was a major step for me.
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>Any way, go to www.jkt9000.com, click on the webCAS9000 demo link and let me know what you think. There is a lot of work to do on it, I found a couple of errors and awkward moments, but there it is!
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>Thanks for all the help I received here with VFP, SQL*Server and Oracle.
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Kevin;

A very nice job and an interesting product! During my previous life I was a Metrology Engineer - concerned with MIL STD 45662A. I was the Electronic and Mechanical Calibration Engineer for Ampex in Redwood City, California. Now, I see that the referenced standard was replaced by ISO 10012-1. Enjoyed looking at the site and took special interest in your calibration module.

The last two years in the Air Force I was an "Inspector of Inspectors", under 00-20 series of Tech Orders, Handbook 52 and 66-1 Management "Bible". I have helped several companies become ISO 9000 certified. There is great deal of value in your product.

Interesting how the concepts of an American named Deming, helped Japanese manufacturing, found it’s way to Europe and finally convinced some segments of American manufacturing “there is a better way to do it”!

Again - well done!

Tom