Just as a sidenote: When using any of those JDBC-Drivers, be aware that none of them support any database features from a VFP-database like Stored Procedures, Triggers, Default Values etc. That's because in a VFP-Database those routines need a VFP engine to work. Since the JDBC drivers aren't VFP-ba...
Hi Mike, have you tested both DBF Drivers? How do they compare in terms of speed (for example: updating a field in a huge table, or selecting a smal resultset from a huge table). Does it support Rushmore-like query-optimisations?