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    Hi all !! I am developing an instant messaging server which will also connect to databases. I am a newbie as far a data access in VC++ is concerned. Now i want to connect it to database server (client/server model). Please suggest me the best data access technique considering the requirement of my application as follows: My application is DOS based, 90% complete and written without the usage of MFC. I want to access data from sql-server based machine running on my network. My target is to access data quickly and efficiently though accuracy can be compromised. Programming ease is also a requirement.

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      Hi all !! I am developing an instant messaging server which will also connect to databases. I am a newbie as far a data access in VC++ is concerned. Now i want to connect it to database server (client/server model). Please suggest me the best data access technique considering the requirement of my application as follows: My application is DOS based, 90% complete and written without the usage of MFC. I want to access data from sql-server based machine running on my network. My target is to access data quickly and efficiently though accuracy can be compromised. Programming ease is also a requirement.

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      bakhtawar wrote: My target is to access data quickly and efficiently though accuracy can be compromised. ummmmm u tend to get out exactly what u put in with these damn database things ... wish they could give us human storage devices huh? "well i think the data you want is 3 but i could be wrong"


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        Hi all !! I am developing an instant messaging server which will also connect to databases. I am a newbie as far a data access in VC++ is concerned. Now i want to connect it to database server (client/server model). Please suggest me the best data access technique considering the requirement of my application as follows: My application is DOS based, 90% complete and written without the usage of MFC. I want to access data from sql-server based machine running on my network. My target is to access data quickly and efficiently though accuracy can be compromised. Programming ease is also a requirement.

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        bakhtawar wrote: My application is DOS based DOS as in MSDOS app or DOS as in Console Application? If it is a console application, look at some of the ADO articles available on this site. Michael :-) Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana

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