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Oppenhiemer
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Hmm not sure about the ODBC status and interbase alebaez, but are u sure you want to use VB6 ?
If you get a chance - please check out Delphi, its the perfect partner for Interbase (a true OO component-based development platform.) It has native controls for interacting with Interbase.
Cheers..
Opp.
If you get a chance - please check out Delphi, its the perfect partner for Interbase (a true OO component-based development platform.) It has native controls for interacting with Interbase.
Cheers..
Opp.
I agree with Oppenhiemer, with odbc connections you have the weakest link to the database. When you install Interbase it provides an odbc driver.
You should try Delphi for the following reasons:
Interbase and Delphi are both from borland thus you will get the most of interbase with Delphi or Borland C++, etc.
Delphi got native controls for Interbase that directly work with the API (application programming interface) of Interbase
With the Datapump Utility you can convert your data from interbase to any other RDBMS (oracle , sql server) and your front-end application only need to point to the new database to run.
There are far more reasons I could find to use Delphi over VB, but I only focussed on the combination delphi x interbase
S. van Els
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You should try Delphi for the following reasons:
Interbase and Delphi are both from borland thus you will get the most of interbase with Delphi or Borland C++, etc.
Delphi got native controls for Interbase that directly work with the API (application programming interface) of Interbase
With the Datapump Utility you can convert your data from interbase to any other RDBMS (oracle , sql server) and your front-end application only need to point to the new database to run.
There are far more reasons I could find to use Delphi over VB, but I only focussed on the combination delphi x interbase
S. van Els
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I want To Use Crystal Reports With Interbase But I Cannot Get It to Connect Using The XTG ODBC. I Can Use Another ODBC From Gemini and Works Fine But The Gemini ODBC is a trial and they want Lotsa Moola For The Retail.Are There Any Other Free ODBC Drivers Out There That Could Be Compatable with Crystal Reports 7?
How I can get access up to the Firebird Database using microsoft ODBC drivers using scripting technology(VB Script or JavaScript)
Example do not work:
Dim Source
Dim Connect
Dim Rs1
Source = "SELECT * FROM tbl1"
Connect = "Data Source=ds1;Initial Catalog=/home/db1.gdb;User Id=user;Password=pass;"
Set Rs1 = CreateObject( "ADODB.Recordset" )
Rs1.Open Source, Connect, adOpenForwardOnly
I've got next error:
[INTERSOLV] [ODBC InterBase Driver] Optional Feature not Implemented
Code: 0
Example do not work:
Dim Source
Dim Connect
Dim Rs1
Source = "SELECT * FROM tbl1"
Connect = "Data Source=ds1;Initial Catalog=/home/db1.gdb;User Id=user;Password=pass;"
Set Rs1 = CreateObject( "ADODB.Recordset" )
Rs1.Open Source, Connect, adOpenForwardOnly
I've got next error:
[INTERSOLV] [ODBC InterBase Driver] Optional Feature not Implemented
Code: 0
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