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Did somebody of you tested LightSwitch already?

It is a new "heavily scalable" product from Microsoft which should be used as a replacement for FoxPro and instead of Access when number of concurrent users exceeds certain level. Unfortunately it isn't based on xBase language.

Do you think it is a good VFP replacement?
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Thanks for your opinions! I'll study and test it a bit and let you know my observations.
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LOL
Nice. So there are exactly two applications you can do with Lightswitch: On and Off.
I see, again a close request pending. And I assume you didn't wanted to close this way.

So there seems to be a glitch in EE's point assigment system or they changed the closing to always have a few days people may object.

Bye, Olaf.
Yes, new feature... It seems EE moderators have nothing else to do so they need to solve some objection requests :-)
You're right, there has got to be another reason. Perhaps they run short of green pixels and pending close requests give them enough time to reorder. Yesterday I've seen a green progress bar which updated rarely and slow, that indicates a general problem with green pixel resources.

Bye, Olaf.