>Hi Guys!
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>I'm developing an application software using Visual Foxpro 7 and planning to migrate to SQL. Will the SQL recognize the functions of VFP& used in my current application?
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>Thanks in advance...
If you're using Remote Views then SQL Server don't mind about what functions you used in manipulating the data. It's the responsibility of the Remote Views on what to do with your back-end data provided you set it up properly. If you're using SQL Pass Through, your statements should be ANSI SQL to be 100% compatible with SQL Server.
SQL Server functions are best executed in the DB Stored Procedures to make it server side, and let limit VFP functions into Client side.
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
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