Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Fri Nov 18 08:16:04 CST 2005
Hi Marty That's right - but wouldn't you have to use the ODBC driver anyway? Of course, using the ODBC driver directly you'll have to deal with connections strings etc. Creating an ADO Data Provider you hide the connection details away. /gustav >>> martyconnelly at shaw.ca 17-11-2005 19:57:40 >>> Just a guess but you might want to do this for example with SAP DB or it's other incarnation from MySQL MaxDB since I don't think anyone has written an OLEDB provider yet. Otherwise you have to use an ODBC driver. Gustav Brock wrote: >Hi all > >Seeking some advice here ... I read this article on the subject: > > http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnsmart00/html/sa00b10.asp > >because I've never worked with such. >It seems to be quite some work with Registry entries etc. >The article explains how to do it but not really why. > >Why would you go this route? And - perhaps - why not?