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Tutorial resources on BBC++ and databases

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From: David List
Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 19:56
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I would like to look into the use of Borland Builder C++ 5, building a
multi-tier database application, propably at first connecting to an MS
Access database - other database products could be used at a later time. Are
there any books dealing with this subject? I have some standard C++ and VB6
database programming knowledge, so I wouldn�t necessarily need a book
starting out with C++ and SQL basics. An intermediate book would do, I
guess. I have, however, had some difficulties finding titles that cover this
area. Could anyone here point out any titles to me that would be useful in
my case? Any online resources would also be welcome.

TIA.
Best regards,
David List
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