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Article #4361From BDE to ADO
From: Renato Martins
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 21:19
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 21:19
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Well, I've recently ran into lots of trouble with BDE. In particular, with some strange versions of Oracle client, among other things. And, given the fact BDE will not have no more updates (only bug fixes), I've decided to start using ADO. Is it a hard migration? I basically use some TDatabase, TTable, TQuery, and one TBatchMove. No data controls in my app (itοΏ½s sort of a service app). Is there any site, paper or something which helps describing the migration path? I already use ADO, in ASP development. From what I saw of the components, it seems very similar... Will ADO connect easily with **any** database? Or are there some database-specific issues to be addressed? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Renato
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