Re: ODBC-ing my app
Brian:
> If you are talking about using ODBC through ADO
> then you should ask about your specific combination.
> ODBC drivers generally don't work as good with ADO as
> an Oledb provider specifically for the database would work.
Yeah... I'm after Oledb...
I'm not even smart enough on this
to ask the question right.
Craig.
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