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From: David Botton <David@Botton.com>
Subject: Re: [question] Ada and DataBase
Date: 1999/04/23
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ODBC bindings exist and a thicker binding to them has been created by
Pascal Obry. An example of using ODBC and a link to Pascal Obry's
packages can be found on the Ada Source Code Treasury.
http://www.botton.com/ada/os/odbc.html

It would also be possible to use the ADO (which replaces DAO from MS)
using the COM techniques on the site. I am working on a binding
generator that will be available soon to make the task of binding COM
objects easier in the future.

David Botton


"S. Metzger" wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> I have no experience with ADA (but with C++ or visual Basic) and I have a
> question :
> 
> Is there any Data base engin with ADA ?
> or
> Is there any Data base engin (For exemple : Microsoft DAO engin) compatible
> with ADA ?
> All this under Windows 95/98 naturally !!!
> 
> If yes, where may I find some documentation about it ???
> 
> Thank you by advance for answers.
> 
> Best regards.
> 
> Serge Metzger.
> LSIIT - Stagiaire CNAM - Bureau B226
> metzger@dpt-info.u-strasbg.fr
> ou
> metaxylophenol@hotmail.com
> 
> "Les dimensions et les caract�ristiques sont
> toujours exprim�es en termes les moins usit�s.
> La vitesse, par exemple, est indiqu�e en
> huiti�me de mille par quinzaine" (Loi de Murphy)