Nick Cipollina wrote:
I'm actually in the process of doing the same thing. We have a legacy
FoxPro application and all of the data is currently in VFP free tables.
I am going to start moving the data to SQL Server. I have chosen the
approach of using SQL stored procs with T-SQL commands to do all
querying, updating, etc... For what you are doing, I think stored procs
are definitely the way to go.
Thanks,
Nick Cipollina
But say you've got a table with many columns....won't that be a royal
PITA to pass all of those columns as parms to a stored proc that updates
the specific row? Wouldn't the use of a view get around this pain?
--Michael
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