Moving from VFP6 to VFP8 would carry so many benefits, I can't imagine not making the switch immediately. In fact, we recently did exactly that.

And as far as any issues mentioned here, they generally apply only in very specific circumstances. I've yet to see one that would cause me not to make the switch. Let's face it, has *anything* been reported that's any worse than what you worked around in any prior version? ;-)

Another reason to upgrade: support for VFP6 ends in just a few short months. Better to make the switch now so you can work through any issues you do need to work through before the cutoff comes.

Dan


>Thanks to all who replied. My concerns where mainly with the problems I have seen mentioned in here about requery.
>
>Nick Mason
>
>>You should make the move now. You can start working with the new features and migrating your existing code. There will be some issues that have been documented in other threads.
>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>I'm developing in VFP6.00 at the moment and want to move upgrade. I've seen some questions here on VFP8 problems.
>>>What do other users think ? upgrade now or wait while these problems get resolved.
>>>
>>>(by the way by upgrade I mean move to a new version not purchase an upgrade)
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>Nick Mason