>To newbies to VFP such as me - things become very confusing. Therefore this new thread, which I hope will benefit everyone participating in to provide insight into this topic based on their experience and expectations.
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>Example, for me, my application is written in VFP. Therefore, should I, and those in my shoes consider:
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>1. VPF/SQL
>2. Move to VB/SQL
>3. The whole .Net thing
Consider the following:
1. If you are already fluent with nothing else but VFP
2. Just learning any of the .NET language
3. Productivity and Deliverables is of the essence
Then choose VFP/SQL Server. Only consider VB/SQL if you already know VB. IMO, we can't be productive with .NET the same as we are productive in VFP if we're just in the process of learning .net.
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
CHARISMA simply means: "Be more concerned about making others feel good about themselves than you are in making them feel good about you."
