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>I have some concern about the objects available
for
>data access in RR. Are there objects that are the >equivalent of the flexgrid, datagrid and data >controls that are part of VB? If not, are there >uncomplicated ways to duplicate their function? You can use a list field to display data. Anything
that you can do with the data controls or the recordset object can be done using
the revolution database library. Drag&drop database support is
planned.
>If I use my existing Access database, must I use ODBC? Yes.
>I have used ADO and DAO with VB in the past.
As I understand it ADO uses ODBC to do it's magic. >Lastly, will the limitations of the RR trial version >restrict what I can do to the point of making it >impractical? No. Please check out the software database demo which can be found at and look at the VB to Rev comparison by Ken Ray at
You may wish to go with Valentina over MS Access. It's a very fast cross
platform single user database.
As for the starter kit limits below is a 3 line script for displaying data
in a fictional database.
put revdb_connect("accessdn","","","") into dbconn #connect to ms access
database using dsn
put revdb_querylist("","",dbconn,"select * from emp where empno = 5") into
field "datatable"
#display tab delimited data into field.
get revdb_disconnect(dbconn)
#disconnect from database
The same 3 lines can be used to display data in a Valentina database, only
Valentina will work cross platform, and is much faster.
Tuviah
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