Re: Fujitsu ADO Data access guidance needed

Robin Lee wrote:
Could someone please provide some sample code or point me to a good tutorial or reference material regarding the use of ADO to access Microsoft SQL server, under Fujitsu PowerCobol v6.1

Some years ago I recall that I used embedded and SQL and ODBC with Fuji version 5 but that's all rather fuzzy to me now. I think I saw a post here stating that ADO is better.

I've used the samples provided with the v6.1 compiler, utilizing the AdoDataAccess control to successfully connect to and browse a known dataset, but the examples are very elementary.

I'm hoping to come up with some simple code to perform typical COBOL data access along the lines of traditional START KEY/READ NEXT (UNTIL).

I'm sure someone's been here before. Thank you to anyone who can help.

Follow-up on Pete's suggestion to contact him privately with any problems.

As regards examples, using Google with the search key "SQL-EXAMPLES", I got 37.7K hits !

Jimmy
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