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Have you set up the ODBC driver to look at your database file???
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Have you set up the ODBC driver to look at your database file???

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Since you have access database, I would suggest you use DAO classes provided by MFC. <br />
Take a look at DaoTable and DaoView samples from MSDN.
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Since you have access database, I would suggest you use DAO classes provided by MFC.
Take a look at DaoTable and DaoView samples from MSDN.

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Hi... i am trying to create a connection to my odbc database object (access<br />
97 object) and even though i specify a .mdb and table name in the wizard i<br />
still get a prompt for an mdb file on initialization.<br />
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how do i stop this?<br />
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also, can anybody point me towards a basic framework example of this being implemented? all the examples i see are of specific problems being solved, and dont show the basic connection stuff.<br />
<br />
finally, is a nice FAQ for beginners in vc++ database programming ?<br />
<br />
thanx in advance<br />
-Paul<br />
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Hi... i am trying to create a connection to my odbc database object (access
97 object) and even though i specify a .mdb and table name in the wizard i
still get a prompt for an mdb file on initialization.

how do i stop this?

also, can anybody point me towards a basic framework example of this being implemented? all the examples i see are of specific problems being solved, and dont show the basic connection stuff.

finally, is a nice FAQ for beginners in vc++ database programming ?

thanx in advance
-Paul






Opening ODBC connection

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