Will Microsoft Windows CE discontinues ADOCE for mobile enterprises applications?
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Hi All, Is the following statement TRUE ? "Will Microsoft Windows CE discontinues ADOCE for mobile enterprises applications? " I wanted to know, is there any way to access pocket access data base using other technologies like Windows OS native APIs for database open, close, search (CEDBSEEK). if i use this feautres what are all the limitations/constrains compare to ADOCE ? can i use OLEDB for accessing pocket access data base ? If anyone having idea about this tehcnology , please provide more information or resources in this regard. Any kind of idea or suggestions will be most welcome. Regards, AKS
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Hi All, Is the following statement TRUE ? "Will Microsoft Windows CE discontinues ADOCE for mobile enterprises applications? " I wanted to know, is there any way to access pocket access data base using other technologies like Windows OS native APIs for database open, close, search (CEDBSEEK). if i use this feautres what are all the limitations/constrains compare to ADOCE ? can i use OLEDB for accessing pocket access data base ? If anyone having idea about this tehcnology , please provide more information or resources in this regard. Any kind of idea or suggestions will be most welcome. Regards, AKS
AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: "Will Microsoft Windows CE discontinues ADOCE for mobile enterprises applications? " I think that this is reasonable to expect in the future. After all, Microsoft is providing ADO.Net for that purpose. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: I wanted to know, is there any way to access pocket access data base using other technologies like Windows OS native APIs for database open, close, search (CEDBSEEK). You can access a Pocket Access database using straight API methods. I have researched this subject and I'm planning to write an article on this soon. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: if i use this feautres what are all the limitations/constrains compare to ADOCE ? Most likely, you will loose the query processor. AKSIVAKUMAR wrote: can i use OLEDB for accessing pocket access data base ? No. ADOCE uses its own internal data provider: it is not an OLE DB provider. Regards, João Paulo Figueira Embedded MVP