Dave: I use them all the time in my applications, but adding a table or

changing a table structure is a pain on a remote machine that I have no

access to with a DBC.

On 12/19/2014 7:51 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:

> You lose the long field names facility. That may or may not be a factor in your decision. Personally I always use DBC's as it means that table maintenance is easier. People like Al just do not like them but I have always found them to be very reliable.

>

> Dave

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> Subject: Free Tables vs. DBC on Web Site

>

> When using something like Web Connection, is it better to use free tables rather than a DBC? Without the DBC you have more flexibility when changing file formats and I am not using any views on the web programming.

>

> TIA

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