>Thomas,
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>As a successful VFP developer who has made a switch to dotNET, at some point would you provide some feedback about the things you discovered and the mistakes you made? Your C#/VB.NET examples are interesting, especially for those of us who went straight to C#. And how are you handling data?
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>Regards
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>j.R

John;

Will do. I am still searching for different ways to do the same thing and determining the "cost"! In this case, "cost" may come back to bite you where it hurts. :)

I created about two dozen examples by using data objects on a form for different reasons. Then I developed a n-tier data solution. The n-tier is the way I like best, but to learn it is a good idea to play with different methods and see how they work. Asking yourself, "Why and what am I trying to accomplish"? sure helps!

When are you going to get out to the San Jose/San Francisco area again? We have to get together for a pint or two.

Tom