ActiveX and Remote Database Access

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2 total messages Started by Clinton Wong Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00

#1144

Author: Clinton Wong
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00

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I have C++ Builder 4.0 Professional and would like to access SQL 
Server/Oracle over the internet via ODBC and a ActiveX control.  My client
has to call a stored procedure and receive a result set back!!!  

Is this possible without Enterprise version and MIDAS?

I've looked at ISAPI examples but they only show data returned to a html 
form.  

I would like to be able to control the display of data on my client without 
depending on a BOUND control, if possible.

There seems to be a shortage of good C++ Builder learning material - or I 
am just ignorant.

Can anyone please tell me what I should be looking at or where I might find 
some good doc/examples.

Thanks, 

Clinton

Re: ActiveX and Remote Database Access

#1058

Author: Valeri Disko
Date: Sun, 28 May 2000 00:00

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Take a look at "C++Builder 3.0 Unleashed".
There is a good example of how to build 3-tier db application without MIDAS.
Good luck.
Valeri.

Clinton Wong wrote in message
<8F377CB9Cclintonwonghotmailco@209.247.210.101>...
>I have C++ Builder 4.0 Professional and would like to access SQL
>Server/Oracle over the internet via ODBC and a ActiveX control.  My client
>has to call a stored procedure and receive a result set back!!!
>
>Is this possible without Enterprise version and MIDAS?
>
>I've looked at ISAPI examples but they only show data returned to a html
>form.
>
>I would like to be able to control the display of data on my client without
>depending on a BOUND control, if possible.
>
>There seems to be a shortage of good C++ Builder learning material - or I
>am just ignorant.
>
>Can anyone please tell me what I should be looking at or where I might find
>some good doc/examples.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Clinton
>
>
>

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