What API are you referring to ...MyVbQL.dll ? If not you should check it out
... http://www.icarz.com/mysql/index.html
In my opinion, MyVbQL is the API that you should use ... but my opinion is a
little biased since I am the one that wrote it ...
Eric
Warren van der Merwe wrote:
Hi again
I really like using ADO and I've had very good luck with it. I have used
it extensively to connect to access, sybase, oracle, and mysql databases as
well as other non relational data sources (using the correct provider). I
believe that the flexibility is the best part about ADO. Therefore if
The application we develop here at icarz was written using MyODBC and ADO ... I
wrote the MyVbQL API to replace the use of ADO in our application with minimal
code changes ... The names and functionality of most of the methods and
properties are modeled after ADO methods and properties ... Anyone
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Subject: Re: API or ADO??
The application we develop here at icarz was written using
MyODBC
