1. You create a class in VFP that will be compiled as a DLL.

define class MyClass as custom olepublic

	FUNCTION SaySomething()
	RETURN 'Hello from inside a VFP function'

enddefine

2. Compile your class as a DLL.

3. Call your class from inside an ASP page.

	< % set oVfpClass = Server.CreateObject( [MyDLL.MyClass] ) % >
	< % =oVfpClass.SaySomethig() % >
	< % set oVfpClass = nothing % >

You VFP class can receive parameters and read/update data based on those parameters.

>How does this work?
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>>1. Write code to Insert, Update and Delete in my ASP code?
>Can be done but it gets messy pretty soon.
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>>2. Create VFP Stored Procedures in the Database?
>Can be done.
>
>I would add a third option:
>3. Create VFP COM DLL that you can from your ASP to do the operations on the VFP data.