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    I would like some generic code that opens a database lets say access, and bind it to VC. This class should not be derived from RecordSet or DaoRecoredSet.

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      I would like some generic code that opens a database lets say access, and bind it to VC. This class should not be derived from RecordSet or DaoRecoredSet.

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      The original message was: >>I would like some generic code that opens a database >>lets say access, and bind it to VC. This class should >>not be derived from RecordSet or DaoRecoredSet. I've been looking into ODBC recently myself and would love to see an article using the Win32 API for ODBC. If anyone's interested in a library similar to JDBC for accessing ODBC databases, there's libodbc++ at http://www.orcane.net/freeodbc++/ Would also be interested to know if anyone has run across a library for connecting to Access without going through ODBC. I've seen one for xbase (Dbase III/Clipper) at http://www.startech.keller.tx.us/xbase/xbase.html

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        I would like some generic code that opens a database lets say access, and bind it to VC. This class should not be derived from RecordSet or DaoRecoredSet.

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        A colleague of mine and I am currently working just a thing. We are developing three C++ classes that will use the ODBC API to access database information. The classes will be named something like: CODBCTable CODBCDatabase CODBCDriver Not exactly sure when they will be finished, depends how much time we can dedicate to the project.

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