John, you should have my contact info in your private box. If not, reply here and I'll resend.

John, agreed. It sounds like a "pseudo transaction" table might be your best short-term solution. Depending on your schemas on both sides, you could possibly get away with...

Steve, you're correct -- the code's not much at all. In fact, if you've implemented any kind of a data access layer (as I have in almost all my...

Also, you do NOT want to use ODBC with VFP -- the driver hasn't been updated since version 6 of VFP, and it's a pain to use. Far better...

John,

In VFP, a "database container" is really just another table with a DBC extension. Each table that is part of the container has its header modified to hold the...

John, check your private message box.

There's a couple of other ways than using DLL's to read from/write to VFP tables, depending on their structure, the relationships between the tables, and...

DTS is, as Steve mentioned, the fastest way.

I believe also that the OLE DB driver for VFP will handle 2.6 tables without a problem, and may prove to actually work...