Re: Advice about a good book on ODBC
From: Charles Dunaway <cdunaway_at_navpoint.com>
Date: 1997/09/07
Message-ID: <01bcbbc4$b84ab860$8c2a6acf_at_cdunaway>#1/1
Date: 1997/09/07
Message-ID: <01bcbbc4$b84ab860$8c2a6acf_at_cdunaway>#1/1
Try the ODBC 2.0 (or 3.0 if you can use it) Programmer's Reference and SDK Guide from Microsoft Press. It has everything including some simple examples.
Carlo De Vecchi <cdv_at_csf.cern.ch> wrote in article
<340E7E6C.32B4_at_csf.cern.ch>...
> Hello,
>
> I should build an ODBC interface for an application that currently
> accesses oracle using Pro*C (with dynamic SQL).
> I know nothing about ODBC so I ask advice about a good book to start
> with.
> Thanks.
>
> Carlo De Vecchi.
> Cdv_at_csf.cern.ch
>
Received on Sun Sep 07 1997 - 00:00:00 CEST