>>I come from a VB background. I have just been saddled with a FoxPro ASP Project. I am very familiar with ADO and would like to use it; however, all the drivers that I have tried are dog slow.
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>>I've have heard there is a new Visual FoxPro OleDb Driver for Visual FoxPro 7.
>>Is it any good--that is does it use any of the Rushmore technology. Is there anyway I can legally get it besides buying Visual FoxPro 7 ( I guess I could get an Educational Discount somewhere--but I really want to use it for a client.
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>>Problem #2 -- How do I step through the code on a FoxPro Dll. I know how to debug a dll with VB or even an ActiveX exe--I don't know what hoops to jump through to actually debug an inprocess dll.
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>The VFP7 OLE DB provider is packaged as a merge module VFPOLEDB.MSM, intended for use with the InstallShield Express Limited Edition installer that comes with VFP7. This module is freely redistributable if you own VFP7.
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>I couldn't find any place to download it on the MS site. My understanding is that the Fox team is trying to increase the interoperability of VFP data with other languages and products but the lack of a download raises some doubts.
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>I don't know if it's legal for a VFP7 owner to provide you with the .MSM file, or give you (or sell for $1) a "Hello, world" app that would include that module and install the provider on a target machine.
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>If you want to debug VFP apps/DLLs you'll ultimately want a copy of VFP7, which might make the OLE DB provider issue moot.
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>If you want a definitive answer you could start another thread and direct your message specifically to Ken Levy (Member ID 6629).

Ken already answered this question. See Message #583802.