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VC6 & Remote DataBase Without a Server App

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    **:confused:**How can I connect to a remote database with my ID and Password using VC6 but without a Server Terminal App? Is this possible? Thank you very much! FoolBear

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      **:confused:**How can I connect to a remote database with my ID and Password using VC6 but without a Server Terminal App? Is this possible? Thank you very much! FoolBear

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      If you mean in code then it depends what kind of database. If it is for example SQL Server - use ADO[^] to do it. If not in code than I don't know what you mean :) Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer

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        If you mean in code then it depends what kind of database. If it is for example SQL Server - use ADO[^] to do it. If not in code than I don't know what you mean :) Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer

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        OK,just bellow: I used SQL Server 2000 created a data source.Then I put it on to my homepage.Although The server support SQL Server DataBase,but it is impossible for him to run a srever App for my Client App.So I must used my ID and Password connect to it directly from my Client App.Also I want it to work very smoothly no matter where my Client App runs. FoolBear

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