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Remote Data Objects with VC++
How do I use Remote Data Objects (RDO) with Visual C++? Can anyone provide me an example(source code) or at least tell me where I can get the info?
I require the info very urgently, as I have to meet a deadline.
Thanks.
I require the info very urgently, as I have to meet a deadline.
Thanks.
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Hi Abidn,
I am not so well versed with databases. So please forgive my primitive questions. Is this the correct way to use Remote Data Objects with VC++? I mean, I could not find a single example after a long search on the net. People I asked told me that it was a very complex proposition just like using ADO with VC++. Something like "rdoconnection" & things like in ADO. I really don't know. Please enlighten me.
Could you also provide me with some source code for ADO use with VC++? I would really be grateful.
Hoping for a favourable reply.
Thanks & Regards.
I am not so well versed with databases. So please forgive my primitive questions. Is this the correct way to use Remote Data Objects with VC++? I mean, I could not find a single example after a long search on the net. People I asked told me that it was a very complex proposition just like using ADO with VC++. Something like "rdoconnection" & things like in ADO. I really don't know. Please enlighten me.
Could you also provide me with some source code for ADO use with VC++? I would really be grateful.
Hoping for a favourable reply.
Thanks & Regards.
Hi Sna
Thanks for accepting my answer.
I gave you a barebones approach to getting started. Yes, MFC makes it rather simple, isn't it? Especially when you get the help of wizards. As to source for ADO, I suggest that you ask a separate question so that we keep the format of this site intact. tks -an.
Thanks for accepting my answer.
I gave you a barebones approach to getting started. Yes, MFC makes it rather simple, isn't it? Especially when you get the help of wizards. As to source for ADO, I suggest that you ask a separate question so that we keep the format of this site intact. tks -an.
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