PMFJI,
I was wondering, have you compared the COM-based approach of updating VFP with calling a stored procedure in VFP? I am currently working on a small project where I use the latter approach (for the reasons you mentioned such as DML of VFP). My concern was when I was deciding on which way to go is that if you use COM approach and you hit a bug you would have to re-register the updated DLL on the web server. Has that ever been a problem for you?
>I do this all the time to leverage the strong data manipulation tools of VFP. Simply add a COM reference to the DLL (I browse to it from the add reference dialog). .NET will automatically build a COM interop wrapper around the DLL for you. Then you can use it as you would any other class assembly. You may want to register the DLL by using the regsvr32 command.
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>>If I create a VFP DLL how can I use it from C# code?
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>>Thanks
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