>>and u store the function in.. - yes, the stored procedures :)
>Ooopppsss, In Ingres I had this done automatically through an internal Data Dict. (like Access I guess). But I think I'm able to see stored procedures as Rules.

some Rules are automatically generated by VFP (most RI rules are)
but any additional triggers,functions for default values etc.
u have to write for yourself.
anyway the code VFP generates is also stored in the "stored procedures"
so u can alter it (e.g. VFP3.0 has problems with compund indexes- this
can be fixed by changind the RI code VFP generated)


>btw, when do you start placing a nose on your smileys, don't you think they deserve one? :^))

:~)> ok?

Arnon