The basic equivelent is Remote Views... of course, many here would discourage you from using them.

Of course, once you write the code to build INSERT/UPDATE/DELTE statements from the VFP cursor to send to SQL, it is done.

Also, now with VFP 7.0 you can use SPT, get a read-write cursor (client side or server side SQL) and use XMLUpdateGram() (new 7.0 function) to create an updategram to send to the server.

BOb


>Chris,
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>I tried this option, but with ADO, I can't find any grid with enough flexibility (like VFP grids) and that works in VFP (Data Widgets is fine in VB but doesn't work in VFP)...
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>I tried also to use it with SQL pass-through but there's no equivalent to ADO dynamic recordset so the refresh become a problem. Our software is really "grid oriented" and our customers like this. I don't want to bring a solution that eliminate the grids !!
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>Thanks for helping ...