On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 1:53 PM, Claude nikula <cnikula@mesquiteit.com>

wrote:

> Coding is the easy part. The harder part is making the right decision on

> how you want to connect. With VFP you have lots of options, that's one of

> the things that makes VFP so powerful.

> Here are some considerations you'll have to account for. On how to connect

>

> ----------------

You left a few out. here is the complete list.

http://www.connectionstrings.com/sql-server/

There is a great deal of details in here on what the various opportunities

provide.

Knowing how to manage connections might be a good thing to identify for the

version of SQL you are touching. Learning to close the door on the way out

is a good thing to do, just ask a farmer.

Personally I would follow the standard rules of C/S where you are

responsible for the data you pull as well as what you push back. Fetch

what you need and don't waste bandwidth getting a lot of non needed

columns.

--

Stephen Russell

Sr. Analyst

Ring Container Technology

Oakland TN

901.246-0159 cell

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