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Using MFC is quite handy regarding Database .Why dont you ?
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Using MFC is quite handy regarding Database .Why dont you ?

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you have to use the ODBC API's directly
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I wont use the MFC cause it blows up the App. You have to use the MFC-DLL and I just wanna the whole thing just using API's. Maybe difficult to understand, but I want it this way.<br />
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ODBC API? Wher can I get infos on this API, or examples??
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I wont use the MFC cause it blows up the App. You have to use the MFC-DLL and I just wanna the whole thing just using API's. Maybe difficult to understand, but I want it this way.

ODBC API? Wher can I get infos on this API, or examples??

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Thanks, maybe thats the way. I thought learning by example is better, but it seems everybody is using MFC.
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Thanks, maybe thats the way. I thought learning by example is better, but it seems everybody is using MFC.

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Hi out there. I'm slightly new to VC++, I'm good in VB ;-). My question is, what is the easiest way to connect to an Access Database without using any of the MFC-Stuff. I want to do a proggie that I wrote in VB, that connects to a *.mdb file and mainly adds Records to a specific recordset, and all this in VC++ without touching the MFC. Hmmm... I hope I described my question well. How can I do this and maybe where can I find sites about this?<br />
Thanks in advance...
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Hi out there. I'm slightly new to VC++, I'm good in VB ;-). My question is, what is the easiest way to connect to an Access Database without using any of the MFC-Stuff. I want to do a proggie that I wrote in VB, that connects to a *.mdb file and mainly adds Records to a specific recordset, and all this in VC++ without touching the MFC. Hmmm... I hope I described my question well. How can I do this and maybe where can I find sites about this?
Thanks in advance...

VC++ and Database w/o MFC

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