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What's wrong with ODBC? As long as you use a good driver (Intersolv, f.i.)
and with bulk row fetching, it is fast. And you ar able to use MFC, ADO and
all these other nice M$ stuff :-)
The main disadvantage is that you have to set up a DSN at every client, but
with ZAW and Win NT that shouldn't be too hard. The main advantages are (1)
that you can switch databases easily and (2) it's VERY easy to use and very
well documented.
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Dirk Bellemans
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Steven Salvemini wrote in message <379FEFB7.F06F03C9_at_vsl.com.au>...
>Does anyone have some experience with "talking" to oracle 8.0.5 or 8i
>using MS Visual C++.
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>If it must be done via Pro C, will C++ modules be able to talk to Pro C,
>ie in terms of passing parameters, lists, arrays etc back and forth?
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Received on Sat Aug 14 1999 - 04:10:01 CDT
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