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Compare Lotus Domino Objects (COM) and Lotus NotesSQL ODBC

Asked by TheLearnedOne in Lotus Notes, .NET Framework 2.x, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

Tags: Lotus, Domino, C#, ODBC, NotesSQL, COM

I have C# code that used Lotus Domino Objects to get the $People view, and I am trying to get the same information with the Lotus NotesSQL ODBC driver, but the data seems to be different. I would like to know what the difference is between the COM session and the ODBC connection?

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             NotesSession session = new NotesSession();
        NotesDatabase database = session.GetDatabase(server, "names.nsf", false);
        session.Initialize(password);
 
        NotesView people = database.GetView("$People");

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Compare Lotus Domino Objects (COM) and Lotus NotesSQL ODBC

Asked by TheLearnedOne in Lotus Notes, .NET Framework 2.x, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

Tags: Lotus, Domino, C#, ODBC, NotesSQL, COM

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