>Craig,
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>Maybe I don't remember this correctly, but doesn't VFP also store the VCX/VCT and SCX/SCT files in Source Safe? This actually results in more storage space usage, not less.
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>>>1. we don't use SS from within vfp -- that's too time consuming.
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>>Then you're losing some of the capabilities of source control. VFP is slow because it converts to/from the text file when you check in/out. If you don't do it through VFP you check in/out the binary files, which greatly increases your storage space. With text files, VSS & PVCS both store just the delta code.
I don't use VSS, so I can't say if VFP does this or not.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer