>>>>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)...
>>>One of my coworkers have a very good success using Janus Grid control in a VFP app. He downloads SQL Server data to VFP cursor (via remote views) and then convert the VFP cursor to an ADO recordset so the grid can handle it. Then, when users click save he just reverses the process.
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>>OT: I'm sure it works but the conversion is unnecessary since you can retrieve a recordset directly.
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>I sometimes do things like this for "fun". Whenever something new comes out I have to try it in every way possible. It can be a waste of time but is a good exercise and sometimes keeps me out of trouble. :)
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>Tom

I could be guilty of that too, but most of the times I don't *knowingly* < g > do it.