Could it be that they refer to the fact that VFP Ole Db does not support .NET object OleDbCommandBuilder?
With SQL Server you can do the following (I am copying from Rick Strahl's white paper of VFP and .NET interop):
OleDbDataAdapter oDSAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter("select * from customer", this.oConn);
// build update/insert command for data adapter
OleDbCommandBuilder cCmdBuilder = new OleDbCommandBUilder( oDSAdapter);
lnRows = oDSAdapter.Update(this.oDS, "Customer");The above will not work with VFP OleDB and you have to build UPDATE and INSERT commands manually.
HTH.
>I found this question about the new OLE DB data provider in a .NET newsgroup. Can anyone help me answer it?
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"It seems to that the provider doesn't support updateable rowsets at the server side. Why doesn't this provider support updateable rowsets at the server side?"
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