DAO - Any Great Books?
Rob -- rob_birdwell@penmet.com
Tuesday, May 14, 1996
Environment: Visual C++ 4.0
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Can anyone recommend some great books on DAO using MFC. I'm looking
for examples of using DAO with MFC in a .DLL with OLE automation.
Additionally, I'm interested in referential integrity issues,
particularly since the database we are designing has many tables.
Thanks for your help!
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Dave Kolb -- sasdxk@unx.sas.com
Thursday, May 16, 1996
[Mini-digest: 3 responses]
At 03:48 PM 5/14/96, Birdwell, Rob wrote:
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> Environment: Visual C++ 4.0
> _________________________________________________________________
>
> Can anyone recommend some great books on DAO using MFC. I'm looking
> for examples of using DAO with MFC in a .DLL with OLE automation.
> Additionally, I'm interested in referential integrity issues,
> particularly since the database we are designing has many tables.
See the MS Press book on the Jet Engine. I've not finished it yet but it's
pretty good and covers DAO MFC classes as wellas other Jet topics.
Dave Kolb Compuserve: 72410,407@compuserve.com
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-----From: Andrew Vogel
The only book I found that hits DAO as a complete book was Microsoft Jet Database
Engine Programmer's Guide(ISBN: 1-55615-877-7). BUT, it is REALLY slanted to the VB
programmer. Visual C++ 4 Unleashed, Essential VC++ 4, and Inside Visual C++ 4(a
great book) have nothing more than what you can find in the on-line help or DAO
tutorial.
Andy V.
-----From: Dan Kirby
One great book to have (which really isn't MFC heavy) is the Jet
Programmer's Guide by MS Press. It talks about the Jet Database engine in
detail. ISBN# 1-55615-877-7
Also, if you plan to use DAO in a .DLL take a look at articles Q143084 and
Q149889 in the Microsoft Knowledgebase (http://www.microsoft.com/kb)
--dan
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