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    Francesco Aruta
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    Hi! I'm starting to write an application (c++, mfc of course ;)) that has the primary task to show data from a database. Actually it isn't my first application written in c++ that access to a database to read data but probably it will be the most complex. For this reason I was wondering if you have some advice about the design of this kind of applications... On top of my worries there is how to manage queries: I'm sure that in the future there will be a lot of changes so, probably, my usual way (simply build a class "around" the structure of recordset's query) to manage this things could be limited. So my question: there is something similar to the data abastraction layer that .net provides but for unmanaged code? There are some rules/advices that I should know? Any links to turorials, books and so on it will be really apreciated :) Regards, Francesco P.S. I'm sorry if this post isn't exactly on topic with the forum. If you think that another forum could be a better choice let me know and I will move the question there.

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