[Dev-C++] Re: Database program (how do i do that?)

[Flavio de S. <fla...@ne...>]

Thank you Danny.

I'd appreciate if you could send me the examples, even if they are not up=
dated.

I think they can give me an idea on how to start.

Flavio.

10/02/02 10:59:46, Dan...@ao... wrote:

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>
>  From:   Dan...@ao...
>  Date:   Sun, 10 Feb 2002 08:59:46 EST
>
>  Subject:Re: [Dev-C++] Database program (how do i do that?)
>  To:     fla...@ne...
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>  I've used both text and binary files when creating databases. The deci=
ding
>  factors are:=20
>
>  1. Data Security, if the programmer wants to make sure that the progra=
m he/
>
>  she created can only be viewed by the App they created then use a bina=
ry
>  file.=20
>
>  2. If the programmer doesn't care if the data can be read using any te=
xt
>
>  reading App then use the text format.=20
>
>  3. I prefer binary data for the reason that it's more powerful than te=
xt
>  Apps I.E. it can be manipulated better by the program when sorting, ed=
iting,
>
>  or adding new data.=20
>
>  Try searching on the web for a C++ function help file. That should con=
tain
>  information concerning both types of data files, their creation, and r=
ead
>
>  write uses.=20
>
>  I would send you an example but it seems the standard of C/C++ I use i=
s out
>  of date and I won't be giving examples to others until I've brought it=
 up to
>
>  date.=20
>
>  Good Luck,=20
>  Danny
Flavio de Souza
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