FiveWin and MS Sql

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Jack
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FiveWin and MS Sql

Post by Jack »

I have to access sql tables with xharbour and fivewin .

I have to be able to add record modify and delete .

I cant install odbc driver on each workstation .

Each workstations are connected to a Win2003 server and the EXE is
on this server .

How to do it ??
alexstrickland
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SQL and FiveWin

Post by alexstrickland »

I suggest you investigate ADORDD, in the sticky post just above your message.

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Alex
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Rick Lipkin
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Post by Rick Lipkin »

I agree .. ADO is the best way to connect to any SQL database .. Any Windows OS from ( at least ) 2000 on supports ADO right out of the box .. nothing to install or configure.

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PeterHarmes
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Post by PeterHarmes »

Has anyone compared speed/performace between ADO & the xHarbour SQLRDD?

I would be interested in how seek speeds compare

Pete
R.F.
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Post by R.F. »

SQLRDD is build based on ODBC.

Since ADO can use a native ado provider or a ODBC DSN, is my guess that ADO is faster than an RDD.

In my experience, the best way to handle SQL tables is using SQL statements, you lose A LOT if you try to manipulate SQL data "a la DBF", that`s why ADO is the best way to handle data, the power of the SQL along with a DBF like data handling.
Saludos
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