>In other words it follows that, TODAY, .NET is inferior to VFP from a data handling point of view.
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>Some who have actually taken the time to put .NET/SQL Server apps into production do not share that point of view.
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>Kevin

That is where you have to scratch your heads with some of the moronic reasoning that goes on. People who have never used the products they are critical of - and yet - have the arrogance to say you cannot do that.

When I talk with Rod, and he is telling me about something he is currently working on in .NET - I always tell him, "you know, you can only do that in Fox..."

Last year, I was in WA - working on a project with Rod for 2 weeks. The running joke was - "Gee, I must be dreaming...I cannot do what I am doing becuase I am working with .NET - and you can only do this in Fox".