You'll
need to convert Autoincrement fields to triggers or stored procedures, and deal
with security at the server (as opposed to table) level. If you use the BDE,
you'll need to either use ODBC or ditch it for IBX or ADO. Other than that I am
unaware of why it would not be as simple as suggested ...
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