Logic is part of the thought process Terry. It is illogical and flawed to make an assumption based on a premise that is not valid.

>>But that pre-supposes you can re-use it. I love your logic here. You cannot just assume the logic can be simply re-used. This by the way is the biggest flaw in the thinking that goes on when companies contemplate going from VFP/DBF's to SQL Server...
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>Logic is not the code, or the tool, or some size-queens rendering of a bloated procedure: Logic is the structure of a solution. The "logic" of a solution is imagined or charted before the program is written. Do you see the logic in that?
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>For a while I thought you were drifting back to the group, but now, the soap-boxing, the "flaw" in others thinking makes me think you've strayed a bit from your medication. Tie a string around your finger so you wont forget!