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Subject: Re: Writing Ada records to MS Access
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Chad R. Meiners wrote:
> In an NT-type system you should have a control panel icon that allows you to
> setup up ODBC connections.  Setup a ODBC connection to an Access database.
> Use one of packages that allow you to bind to ODBC to open the connection.
> Build the tables and records using the SQL commands.
> 
> See
> http://www.adapower.com/os/odbc.html
> for an example of how to use the win32 ODBC binding.
> 
> -CRM
> 
> 
   That page shows reading ("select").  Can you point to a working 
example of writing/updating?