In article <32E7B685.EB0_at_fast.net>, Tom Grable <tgrable_at_fast.net> writes
>Mark Wagoner wrote:
>>
>> I have used RDO, direct ODBC API calls and Oracle Object for OLE with VB 4.
>> IMHO, RDO is the easiest but the slowest and most limiting, ODBC calls is
>> fast but requires a considerable amount of coding. OO4O is easy, relativly
>> fast and similar to RDO code wise. OO4O is gets my top vote.
>>
<snip>
Agree; OO40 is excellent.
How did you get hold of 2.1? I've called Oracle support here in the UK
and they say it has not been released yet. We've only managed to get
hold of 2.07 which is minus the data control, and minus the (promised)
'copy to clipboard' method. This last is of particular interest to us
because we are using OLE automation to populate Excel spreadsheets with
query results - the queries are very fast but populating Excel a row at
a time is unacceptably slow when there are more than a few dozen rows
returned.
(Sorry, I don't know enough to help you on the event sequence question).
--
Paul Brewer
Received on Tue Jan 28 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
