>>Ok it allows use of the DBC but uses its own extended stuff that you have to setup on yer own in order to get the form development side of it too work. And as far as being "flexable" you're not going to ever convince me that this RAD tool is more flexable that a framework. But what do I know I've only been a programmer since 1981 when I was first hired at age 15 - of course I wasn't using and pc's or fox products until a couple of years after that.
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>Great, please continue using your framework of choice. That’s why there are several to choose from. I don't know what difference you place between a RAD tool as you call it, and a framework, but if that means I must spend a good portion of my time tweaking the tools, no thanks. I'd rather spend my time productively solving the clients problems. This sound to me like the old adage that "real programmers don't use a framework" which is pure nonsense!

Steve;

“Real Programmers” use granite stone tabloids and iron cutting tools. Fred Flintstone told me so. :)

Tom