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I have an MS ACCESS 97 database and I am trying to write to tables in it
using Borland C++Builder and ODBC. I can read but I can't add or change
the data in the tables. Has anyone been successful doing this with MS
Visual C++ ?

Jim [VC/MFC MVP]
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Bill,

Visual C++ can do easy. You can use MFC defined objects for either ODBC or
DAO.

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Dave Smith
MCSE, MCT, MVP
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If you're going through ODBC you might need to make sure there's an unique
index on the table you're trying to write to...

Jeff Kohn
ORCA Technologies, INC.

It sounds like you are using a non-updateable cursor. You will probably need
to use the cursor library when you open the database. Then, specify that you
want to use a static cursor when you open the recordset (this will give you
forward and backward scrolling as well as update capabilities). Since, you
are using Access, you may want to use the MFC DAO database classes rather
than the MFC ODBC database classes. The ODBC classes should work fine too
though.

Jon

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