>Here is my experience in the corporate world in Silicon Valley. Microsoft never promoted VFP and has a great deal of influence over the corporate world. Access and Visual Basic with SQL server have been pushed for many years. Those corporations that did use FoxPro quit doing so some time ago. There may be a few exceptions but I know of none. The State of California had 25 VFP programmers at one time in one department (Water Department) – I think it is now zero.
If that doesn't mean that VFP is declining, I'll have to review my concept of that word...
