Ed Leafe <> wrote:
> On Mar 28, 2007, at 9:06 AM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
>
>> Why should you choose? I usually connect to database in MSSQLServer
>> through ODBC and have no trouble at all. I can tap the full power of
>> the servers you cite. But I can still combine, re-order, and do
>> whatever I want with the result sets the server returns thanks to
>> VFP. What's more, I can easily combine result set's from two
>> different servers (in my case SQLServer and Progress) in any way I
>> deem necessary by just writing another SELECT statement. Now if you
>> can mention any other tool that allows me to do that....
>
> I can think of one... hint: it starts with the letter 'D'.
I was thinking of Dot Net as well! What a coincidence.
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