Yeah I don''t know which is which now. What should I use? If I use the MYSQL++ version, which I probally will. How do I do this step. "Click the Link tab and type in mysql++.lib into the Library text-box." in .net.

quote:Original post by PumpkinPieman
Yeah I don''t know which is which now. What should I use? If I use the MYSQL++ version, which I probally will. How do I do this step. "Click the Link tab and type in mysql++.lib into the Library text-box." in .net.

I have not use .NET, but in VC++ 6.0, you do it in Project Settings->Link->Object/library modules (add to the list). I think/hope it is about the same in .NET.

I am not sure if I recommend using Mysql++. It uses very advanced C++ to do its magic, and it requires that you have a pretty good understanding of C++ and programming in general. The C API is clear and straight forward, although more typing is required. I am not sure which is better in your case, but I''ve experienced Mysql++ to be a pain in the ass.