Anyone run into problems using VFP data on an ISP http://www.uplinkearth.com/ server? I am doing some volunteer ASP.NET development using a VFP database. Planned on moving the SQL Server soon but not now.

How do I convince a full-blown Microsoft ISP shop to support a Microsoft product? Should VFP be so shamed by Microsoft in the eyes of their customers that they don't even acknowledge Visual FoxPro as a Microsoft product? Does this seem ridiculous for such a mature, high-performance product?

Could someone from Microsoft please tell me why this is? Can anyone?

Better yet... Can someone at Microsoft tell http://www.uplinkearth.com/ that Visual FoxPro is a Microsoft product and a very good one at that. Is this too much to ask? I mean what the f... is going on in Remond Washington?

---Support Follow-up---
Will,

We'll have to have network look into this as it is something we usually
do not support.

--
Arturo Hernandez
Customer Service Representative


--

> ---Original Message---
> Hello Support,
> I get the same message again when writing to the VFP database.
> The error is :
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
> [Microsoft][ODBC Visual FoxPro Driver]Cannot update the cursor.
> It was fixed on the 9th of March. I copied the message below.
> Thank you,
> Will
> ---Support Follow-up---
> Will,
> We do have the lastest drivers from MIcrosoft. However, FoxPro is not
> one of our officially supported databases. The FoxPro driver runs
under
> the "IWAM_" account which we don't ususally set up permissions for. I
> have added the permission and verified access (you can ignore the
> request from me). You should have no further problems. For future
> reference, if you need to use FoxPro on another site, please annotate
> the ticket with reference, "I using a FoxPro database and this
requires
> special handling".
> If we can be of further assistance, please open a new support ticket.
> --
> Byron Adams
> Customer Support