While I am still not sure what this refers to, I suspect it is some advanced feature found in some bigger systems (database servers, perhaps), but not in VFP.
VFP is not a database server, by itself, it does not use C/S architecture. To have a C/S architecture with all of its benefits, including scalability, you would use VFP as the client, but another system as a database server. The database server might be a product like SQL Server or Oracle, or a cheap/free option like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Firebird.
>I was wondering the same thing about the 64bit addressablility. i think they mean for network addressing.
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>does Foxpro allow for load-balancing or is that a programmed feature?
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>thanks,
>Jordan
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>>>Is there a way to determine how much data (as in bits) are being transferred in a given transaction? how can i monitor this?
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>>I don't think you can do much in VFP in this respect, except what I said: make estimates based on the size of a table.
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>>On the other hand, there are network tools that can help you monitor network traffic. Pressumably one of those could help you.
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>>>And does foxpro support 64 bit addressability?
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>>Adressability of what?
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