Subject | Re: [ib-support] Re: Writing data in tables! |
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Author | Olivier Mascia |
Post date | 2001-01-29T17:35:04Z |
Simon,
Is this going to be a full application (with lots of GUI/Database
interactions) or something more of a tool or legacy code in which you need
to add access to IB ?
In the first case, I'd recommend IBO (www.ibobjects.com), though written in
Delphi, will work in your C++ Builder project.
In the second case, I'd recommend a thin C++ wrapper around the IB C-API,
so the intricacies of the C-API do not obscure your own code (www.ibpp.org).
Olivier Mascia
--On lundi 29 janvier 2001 17:09 +0000 simpor81@... wrote:
Is this going to be a full application (with lots of GUI/Database
interactions) or something more of a tool or legacy code in which you need
to add access to IB ?
In the first case, I'd recommend IBO (www.ibobjects.com), though written in
Delphi, will work in your C++ Builder project.
In the second case, I'd recommend a thin C++ wrapper around the IB C-API,
so the intricacies of the C-API do not obscure your own code (www.ibpp.org).
Olivier Mascia
--On lundi 29 janvier 2001 17:09 +0000 simpor81@... wrote:
> I'm using Borland C++ Builder 5.0. And the programming language C/C++.
>
>> --On lundi 29 janvier 2001 16:44 +0000 simpor81@h... wrote:
>>
>> > Hello!
>> >
>> > I have problems when I'm trying to write data to a table. How are
> you
>> > supposed to do it???
>> >
>> > I have managed to connect to the database (at least I think that I
>> > have) but when I try to write to a table it craches the hole time.
>> >
>> > I'm using the isc_dsql_execute_immediate. But I need to use a SQL
>> > with parameters. How does the code look like when you write to a
>> > table in employee.gdb "Any table will do". I will be able to write
>> > let us say 100 new post to it.
>> >
>> > Thanks for all the help!
>> >
>> > Simon