> >> but with this app, I am now giving CA's a go. (Thank you Bernard for your excellent series in the articles section of this site.)
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> Hey Ken
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> With CA's all you have to do is change the connection type from ODBC to OLEDB and the CA will do the rest. You will still have cursors and will still be able to bind your data to forn objects.
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> If you need any more info please don't hesitate to ask.
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> Bernard

Bernard,

Your articles have already proved most beneficial. (To anyone trying to learn about CA's, go directly to the articles section and look up Bernard's "Simple CA Tutorials".)

I have already played with both OLDDB and ODBC variants and it is surprisingly simple. Thanks very much for the invitation for more help - I will most definately keep that in mind.

Have you played with the ADO recordset yet? I know that I can take a recordset and turn it into a cursor, but what I am looking at is the possibility of running directly from the RS - without the cursor. It is a bit of a departure from the standard VFP cursor mindset, but I want to go there next.

Ken
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