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05.14.2008 at 03:13AM PDT, ID: 23400803
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ADO Library for C

Asked by h_mann in C Programming Language, MS SQL Server, Informix Database

Tags: Microsoft, ADO, C programming

Is there any way to access a database using ADO and C (the programming language)?

What I need is a C library for ADO.

not C++ or C#

I have a lot of serverside applications writen in C and until now I've used embedded C and some Informix libraries som connect to an Informix database. What I want now, is to make my applications database independent (to support both MS SQL and Informix) and connect to the database using ADO... what can i do?

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Zones: C Programming Language, MS SQL Server, Informix Database
Tags: Microsoft, ADO, C programming
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