• "DigitalMars" <mcmprch soundbeachfinancial.com> Jun 14 2002
• "KarL" <none nowhere.org> Jun 16 2002
• Michael Comperchio <mcmprch adelphia.net> Jun 16 2002

Help...dull crayon here...

Does anyone have a simple project that opens an Access DB (or ODBC data
source) and reads from a table? I haven't, yet, successfully  run any of the
sample DB code in the MFC directory. All the MFC code I seem to find in the
Web seems to rely on later versions of VC++. aarghhh....

I'm very familiar with ADO concepts...just not how to implement in C++.

Thanks
Michael

Does this work? I haven't try? Let us know...

http://www.wd-mag.com/articles/2001/0101/0101a/0101a.htm?topic=articles


"DigitalMars" <mcmprch soundbeachfinancial.com> wrote in message
news:aed9it$boo$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Help...dull crayon here...

 Does anyone have a simple project that opens an Access DB (or ODBC data
 source) and reads from a table? I haven't, yet, successfully  run any of


 sample DB code in the MFC directory. All the MFC code I seem to find in


 Web seems to rely on later versions of VC++. aarghhh....

 I'm very familiar with ADO concepts...just not how to implement in C++.

 Thanks
 Michael

KarL wrote:
 Does this work? I haven't try? Let us know...
 
 http://www.wd-mag.com/articles/2001/0101/0101a/0101a.htm?topic=articles
 
 
 "DigitalMars" <mcmprch soundbeachfinancial.com> wrote in message
 news:aed9it$boo$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 
Help...dull crayon here...

Does anyone have a simple project that opens an Access DB (or ODBC data
source) and reads from a table? I haven't, yet, successfully  run any of


 the
 
sample DB code in the MFC directory. All the MFC code I seem to find in


 the
 
Web seems to rely on later versions of VC++. aarghhh....

I'm very familiar with ADO concepts...just not how to implement in C++.

Thanks
Michael


 
 


As an update, the mfc sample on the CD comiled and ran fine on my WIN98 
box at home this weekend. Which, of course, leaves the dull crayon with 
more questions....The code in that article relies on the #import statement.

I guess this really belongs in the MFC group.

Thanks for the pointer...

Michael