If I recall correctly, OLE DB was replaced by ADODB / ADO.NET. I think the .NET framework has classes available to you.
I always use MySQL Community Edition these days, which has its own C++ library.
Generally, http://www.sqlapi.com/ looks like something you might want to explore. Its last update was from today, so it looks current.
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#2taby
Posted 02 June 2012 - 09:29 PM
If I recall correctly, OLE DB was replaced by ADODB / ADO.NET. I think the .NET framework has classes available to you.
I always use MySQL Community Edition these days, which has its own C++ library.
Generally, http://www.sqlapi.com/ looks like something you might want to explore.
I always use MySQL Community Edition these days, which has its own C++ library.
Generally, http://www.sqlapi.com/ looks like something you might want to explore.
#1taby
Posted 02 June 2012 - 09:27 PM
If I recall correctly, OLE DB was replaced by ADODB / ADO.NET. I think the .NET framework has classes available to you.
I don't ever use this though. I always use MySQL Community Edition, which has its own C++ library.
Generally, http://www.sqlapi.com/ looks like something you might want to explore.
I don't ever use this though. I always use MySQL Community Edition, which has its own C++ library.
Generally, http://www.sqlapi.com/ looks like something you might want to explore.