Q: Open-source to access MS SQL server 2000/2005 DBs from Ada ?

What do you recommend as an open-source, reliable package (or set
of packages) to access MS SQL server 2000/2005 DBs (hopefully these
versions are not of importance) ?

The Ada code would steer DBs through simple SQL queries.
It also would call stored procedures - are these MS-specific ?

I would use GNAT from the Ada side but I would prefer a
compiler-independent solution, if it exists.

The aim is to re-engineer progressively a crappy VB.Net program.

Thanks a lot in advance for pointers.
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Ada programming -- http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/gdm/gsoft.htm

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