FIX: A remote view is created in the SQL Upsizing Wizard with an invalid filter condition when you upsize a database that contains a local view and the local view uses the "==" operator in Visual FoxPro (221677)

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Create a new directory and set it as the default directory within Visual FoxPro.
2. Create the database, table, and local view by running the following code from a program (.PRG) file:

   CLOSE DATA ALL
   CREATE DATABASE 'TESTDBC.DBC'
   
   CREATE TABLE 'USERTAB.DBF' NAME 'USERTAB' (USERKEY I NOT NULL, ;
   	USERID C(10) NOT NULL)
   SET COLLATE TO 'MACHINE'
   INDEX ON USERID TAG USERID
   ALTER TABLE 'USERTAB' ADD PRIMARY KEY USERKEY TAG USERKEY
   
   CREATE SQL VIEW "V_USERTAB_USERID" ;
   	AS SELECT USERTAB.USERID, USERTAB.USERKEY ;
   	FROM TESTDBC!USERTAB WHERE USERTAB.USERID == ?USERTAB_userid
   
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID', 'View', 'WhereType', 3)
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID', 'View', 'Tables', 'TESTDBC!USERTAB')
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userid', 'Field', 'KeyField', .T.)
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userid', 'Field', 'Updatable', .T.)
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userid', 'Field', 'UpdateName', ;
   	'TESTDBC!USERTAB.userid')
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userid', 'Field', 'DataType', "C(10)")
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userkey', 'Field', 'KeyField', .F.)
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userkey', 'Field', 'Updatable', .T.)
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userkey', 'Field', 'UpdateName', ;
   	'TESTDBC!USERTAB.userkey')
   DBSETPROP('V_USERTAB_USERID.userkey', 'Field', 'DataType', "I")
   					

3. Run the SQL Server Upsizing Wizard.
4. In step 1, select Testdbc.dbc, and then click Next.
5. In step 2, select a SQL Server datasource suitable to use for an upsizing destination, and then click Next.
6. When prompted, log into the SQL Server datasource.
7. In step 3, add the Usertab table to the Selected tables list, and then click Finish twice.
8. Click OK when the Upsize complete messagebox appears.
9. Close the project.
10. Put the following in the Command Window:

    SET DATABASE TO Testdbc
    MODIFY VIEW V_USERTAB_USERID
    					

11. Log in, and then click the View Designer Filter tab.

1. The Criteria column is empty. No '==' or '=' operator appears.
2. If you select View SQL within the View Designer, you will see:

   SELECT B01user.userid, B01user.userkey;
    FROM b01user B01user;
    WHERE B01user.userid == ?b01user_userid
   					

3. The '==' is not a valid operator for a remote view to SQL Server, but still appears in SQL.
4. If you try to run the view and type in a parameter such as "XXX" you get an error as follows: