Learning How to use VCL and Ado

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2 total messages Started by Verne H. Bohlender Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:03

#139

Author: Verne H. Bohlender
Date: Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:03

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I've posted this sort of thing before but really have gotten nowhere
at all.  What I'd like to learn is just how to make a simple database
operate using VCL.  The database itself I do know how to make but on
the form etc just how is this used so that you can add names etc to
same?

	I could set up a Database with no more than 5 items in it just
to experiment if that would help but from there on what and how do I
use them.  I've designed a neat little gas milieage program using Edit
boxes and labels so wondering why these too could not be used for the
parts of a database in much the same way as such were used in Visual
Basic 6?  Anynone any simple idea and program to help me here?

	I have C++ Builder 6 and developer studio 2006 if anyone could
point me in the right direction.

Verne

Re: Learning How to use VCL and Ado

#140

Author: Bob Swart
Date: Sat, 07 Apr 2007 08:25

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Hi Verne,

> I've posted this sort of thing before but really have gotten nowhere
> at all.  What I'd like to learn is just how to make a simple database
> operate using VCL.  The database itself I do know how to make but on
> the form etc just how is this used so that you can add names etc to
> same?

See my free tutorial on VCL Database Development using C++(Builder) at 
http://www.drbob42.com/examines/examin83.htm

On page 10 I start the coverage of Data-Aware Controls (which you can 
use to edit the database tables or view the query results).

> Verne

Groetjes,
           Bob Swart

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