I'm with Criag. Perceived speed is very rarely a reason to move to SQL Server. I've seen SQL Server outperform VFP and I've seen VFP blow SQL Server away.

I can add a couple of items to Craig's list of benefits:
- concurrency. SQL Server is capable of handling more concurrent users then VFP
- fault tolerance. SQL Server's hot backups mean that I can backup my database while it is in use. Minimizing possible data loss in the event that something goes wrong.

-Mike

>You won't gain any speed moving to SQL Server. You will gain:
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>- bigger database support
>- security
>- better WAN capabilities
>- decreased network traffic
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