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Yes you Can :)<br />
What kind of database do you want? &nbsp;a .dbf or your own unique type of database..<br />
Database programming is fairly easy if you know what you want.<br />

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Yes you Can :)
What kind of database do you want?  a .dbf or your own unique type of database..
Database programming is fairly easy if you know what you want.


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* You will need to install DAO SDK that could be found on MSVC++ 5.0 CD-ROM<br />
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EEkk!! Don't install the DAO SDK. &nbsp;It'll only confuse you. &nbsp;That is an additional SDK that is only for migrating from Visual Basic. &nbsp;The CDaoRecordset is built in directly to MS Visual C since 4 something.<br />
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Phillip<br />

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* You will need to install DAO SDK that could be found on MSVC++ 5.0 CD-ROM

EEkk!! Don't install the DAO SDK.  It'll only confuse you.  That is an additional SDK that is only for migrating from Visual Basic.  The CDaoRecordset is built in directly to MS Visual C since 4 something.

Phillip


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To psdavis:<br />
Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't tnink you will be able to distribute your application without DAO (you will need to install it to your client's computers).<br />

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To psdavis:
Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't tnink you will be able to distribute your application without DAO (you will need to install it to your client's computers).


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There's two different entities. &nbsp;There's DAO with it's distributable files and theres the DAO SDK. &nbsp;The DAO SDK contains different functions for CDaoRecordset. &nbsp;Take a look in the DAO SDK documentation. &nbsp;The functions have a completely different name. &nbsp;It's something like dbDaoRecordset instead. &nbsp;You don't need it.<br />
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Phillip<br />

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There's two different entities.  There's DAO with it's distributable files and theres the DAO SDK.  The DAO SDK contains different functions for CDaoRecordset.  Take a look in the DAO SDK documentation.  The functions have a completely different name.  It's something like dbDaoRecordset instead.  You don't need it.

Phillip


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Can I build a database in using Visual C++ without using other language such as eg. Access, Oracle, SQL, etc.<br />
If yes, how can I do this?<br />
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Can I build a database in using Visual C++ without using other language such as eg. Access, Oracle, SQL, etc.
If yes, how can I do this?



DataBase adn Visual C++

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.