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getting started with MS SQL

 
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James Peterson
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 26, 2004 3:45 pm    Post subject: getting started with MS SQL Reply with quote



ok I have Borland builder C++ 6.0, and and Enterprize MS SQL server. I read
somewhere that you can connect to the MS SQL via ADO/ODBC. What ODBC driver
is best to use. Currently I only have SQL driver but not MS SQL driver. And
secondly are there any white pages or books out there that out line this
with best practices?


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willy
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PostPosted: Wed May 05, 2004 12:03 pm    Post subject: Re: getting started with MS SQL Reply with quote



James Peterson stayed conscious long enough to blurt out:

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ok I have Borland builder C++ 6.0, and and Enterprize MS SQL server.
I read somewhere that you can connect to the MS SQL via ADO/ODBC.
What ODBC driver is best to use. Currently I only have SQL driver but
not MS SQL driver. And secondly are there any white pages or books
out there that out line this with best practices?

I found a control set on corelab.com that makes it very easy. There's
58 pages of doc that come with it.

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_willy



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James Peterson
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PostPosted: Thu May 06, 2004 4:51 pm    Post subject: Re: getting started with MS SQL Reply with quote



thanx but I got ADO to work great with MS MS SQL. I figured out the ODBC
driver thing also.

Thanks.
"willy" <willyhaxcpp (AT) spamchoker (DOT) earthlink.net> wrote

Quote:
James Peterson stayed conscious long enough to blurt out:

ok I have Borland builder C++ 6.0, and and Enterprize MS SQL server.
I read somewhere that you can connect to the MS SQL via ADO/ODBC.
What ODBC driver is best to use. Currently I only have SQL driver but
not MS SQL driver. And secondly are there any white pages or books
out there that out line this with best practices?

I found a control set on corelab.com that makes it very easy. There's
58 pages of doc that come with it.

--

_willy





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