I am trying to write interface which can read/write information from/to Microsoft Access database (.mdb).
I have read some articles on MS ODBS and MSDN about using ODBC and ADO, but all useful examples as you can imagine are for MSVS.
Can anyone point me to a place where I can find something useful on this topic?
Greetings,
VdigiX
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Hmm, perhaps SQL? I know very little on the subject except that it is a structured query language. In other words, you send it commands and it knows what those commands should be to whatever type of database it is interfacing with. Like a middle man, I think. I am pretty sure mingw comes with some SQL stuff and a lib but I have no idea on how to use it. Perhaps you should look in the SQL header and see what the programmers comments are. Quite often they include instructions on how to use it (I discovered this with minizip for zlib).
Kip
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I have an example of ODBC functions there with MS ACCESS. It's an older version of something I have improved but am too lazy to sort it out and update the links. The code on the website works fine though and will give you some idea of how to write SQL statements in C/C++.
BlakJak :]
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HI,
I am trying to write interface which can read/write information from/to Microsoft Access database (.mdb).
I have read some articles on MS ODBS and MSDN about using ODBC and ADO, but all useful examples as you can imagine are for MSVS.
Can anyone point me to a place where I can find something useful on this topic?
Greetings,
VdigiX
Hmm, perhaps SQL? I know very little on the subject except that it is a structured query language. In other words, you send it commands and it knows what those commands should be to whatever type of database it is interfacing with. Like a middle man, I think. I am pretty sure mingw comes with some SQL stuff and a lib but I have no idea on how to use it. Perhaps you should look in the SQL header and see what the programmers comments are. Quite often they include instructions on how to use it (I discovered this with minizip for zlib).
Kip
http://blakjak.port5.com/
I have an example of ODBC functions there with MS ACCESS. It's an older version of something I have improved but am too lazy to sort it out and update the links. The code on the website works fine though and will give you some idea of how to write SQL statements in C/C++.
BlakJak :]