Can someone recommend a good reference on using the Jet Database Engine
without MFC?
Tom
by Tom Park » Tue, 29 Jun 1999 04:00:00
Tom
by John McCulloug » Tue, 29 Jun 1999 04:00:00
You can use the DAO SDK classes which ship with VC.
John
>Tom
by Jeff Koh » Wed, 30 Jun 1999 04:00:00
These also require MFC. The only way to do it in pure C++ is to use #importQuote:> You can use the DAO SDK classes which ship with VC.
Jeff
> >Can someone recommend a good reference on using the Jet Database Engine
> >without MFC?
> >Tom
by j_paq » Wed, 30 Jun 1999 04:00:00
>> You can use the DAO SDK classes which ship with VC.
>These also require MFC. The only way to do it in pure C++ is to use #import
>or use the raw COM interfaces.
>Jeff
>> John
>> >Can someone recommend a good reference on using the Jet Database Engine
>> >without MFC?
>> >Tom
julie
Hi
For immediate updating msaccess data in a multi user there is a method
called engine.idle with the argument dbrefreshCache.
This works well by using it in a msaccess application.
If I use that method in vb (with linked jet engine tables) there is no
performance increasing for a multi user environment. Why that (the method
is also supported in vb).
Can somebody help me to solve my problem
Best Regards
Thomas
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