> Hi All,
>
> I've avoided using SQL now for many years as I really don't want to
> spend the time to learn that stuff. Flat files or a simple
> master-detail are really good enough for me.
>
> But... I need an alternative. I've been using Absolute database but
> their filtering performance
> Hello everyone.
>
> I'm learning ASP.NET and in the process I need to learn ADO.NET; The
> syntax for defining and using a SQL query that makes use of parameters
> seems really difficult to me, so I hope I'm actually missing something.
>
> This is what I'm doing now:
>
> procedure Test;
> v
Hi
I can also suggest the XBase DSN components from
http://www.gwacc.com/software-details-xbasedsn.htm
These allow you to set up a datasource name (DSN) to make access easy
with the built in Microsoft ADO/ODBC drivers with things like Clipper,
FoxPro, DBase and others.
There's components ther
