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juanetes
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 Posted - 2011-01-25 : 16:07:44
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| I am looking for a simple (and free) way to make queries to a Microsoft SQL Server from C++. I can use either Linux or Windows. I have my project compiled on Microsoft Visual C++ Express (Windows) and Codelite (Linux). What do you suggest? From what I have seen so far most of libraries to do this doesn't support MS SQL Server. The idea is to just make a simple queries on my code and hence I would like to do it in the easiest way possible (even if this is not with the best library).Thanks in advance |
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robvolk
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juanetes
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Posted - 2011-01-26 : 12:38:09
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| Thanks. I checked it out but it doesn't seems very easy for a linux beginner like me. Does anyone knows some other library? Maybe for Windows? |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2011-01-26 : 12:50:30
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| ADO and ADO.Net are the preferred data access libraries on Windows, with raw OLE DB and ODBC a distant second & third. They're written by Microsoft and will perform better than other (free) drivers. |
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juanetes
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Posted - 2011-01-26 : 15:40:01
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| Thanks. I would look for some wrapper of ADO in C++ |
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Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server from C++