Visual FoxPro received a passing mention in November 18 edition of Information Week. Written by John Foley, it's titled "SQL Server: The Sequel".

The article is basically a puff piece on SQL Server. The article and the cover talk about the 10 year anniversary of SQL Server, except SQL Server has been around for at least 15 years -- the first five or so years are conveniently forgotten at MSFT.

Anyway, here's the quote:

"Today, Microsoft sells four databases: a desktop version of SQL Server, as well as the server version; FoxPro 7.0, which is part of its FoxPro application development environment; and Access 2002, which is part of the Office XP application suite."

Comment: It's Visual FoxPro, not FoxPro, but what the heck, at least it was mentioned.

Here's the link: http://www.informationweek.com/story/IWK20021114S0021

Bill Anderson