>I'm a FoxPro developer. I love FoxPro. But I will some other inputs to explain the Company I work for, why to stay in FoxPro and why not to switch to Oracle’s or DB2 databases.
>The path we want to go is Web-Driven applications or Citrix Client based applications.
>Have in consideration, Cost, Security, OOP, Reliability, Future & Product Market Path.
Why not use Visual FoxPro in combination with SQL Server? I am not a SQL Server expert, nor have I used Oracle, but I think SQL Server is a great product.
Also, if you use one of the 3rd party VFP web frameworks, such as West Wind Web Connection, you can put together a great web system.
Also, VFP is able to work with ASP.Net if you want to go in that direction.
To summarize, VFP is a great, and very flexible product. In combination with SQL Server and the web, there isn't a whole lot you can't do.
Chris McCandless
Red Sky Software