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Life afer Fox Pro
Looks like FoxPro is going away. I am told that Microsoft no longer supports it.  Anyone have any ideas as to what a good replacement product would be .  I am looking to learn something new that has the same power as Fox did--a full programing language etc.

I want to learn one more relational type data base that will be supported for at least 20 years the reminder of my career.

Any suggestions?

Dan

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Visual FoxPro (VFP), and its predecessor FoxPro, is a data-centric, object-oriented, procedural, database programming language and IDE from Microsoft last released in 2007 that still has some active use due to its low cost of deployment and fairly rapid development. In 2008, Microsoft released a set of add-ons for VFP's xBase components to allow interoperability with various Microsoft technologies. It allows data processing against its native file-based data tables or database servers such as SQL Server.