Re: New to Delphi - Connecting to database using just code


"TD" <dlee@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Yes. Import the DAO type library and code away. We have an application
that does just that. It starts from DBEngine, then goes on to Database
and Recordset interfaces. Works fine without a component in sight.

Where can I find examples of the code to do this?


The few examples I have are using ADO. Like most, I still use DAO in the
Access environ (for now at least).

I use ADO elsewhere, like in ASP and Delphi.




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