Subject | Re: ADO |
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Author | perryj313 |
Post date | 2002-02-18T21:06:49Z |
--- In ib-support@y..., "Paul Schmidt" <paul@t...> wrote:
> On 18 Feb 2002, at 18:08, perryj313 wrote:to
>
> > We recently converted our app from BDE to ADO so we could connect
> > MS/SQL and Interbase. The MS/SQL connection is working great. Mywill
> > problem is that I can not find an Interbase OLE/DB Provider that
> > work. Our app is data entry and reporting programs written inDelphi
> > 6 and is built around data-aware components. All data accessaccess.
> > components are TADOQuery and TwwDataSource. I have tried EasySoft
> > ODBC and that seems slower than BDE. I have tried OLEDB.Net, Free
> > IBProvider, SIBProvider and ZStyle IB Provider each of them have
> > various problems. They all seem to be written for read only
> > Can you suggest the best method to connect to Interbase usingADO?
> > Or, tell me that it is hopeless and to go with Interbase specificdata
> > access components.libraries
> >
>
> If you need to support various DBs then ODBC is the way to go,
> forget ADO, I looked at it one point, and it basically simply adds
> another layer of complexity. The fastest access will be native
> mode, the API will always be the most flexible and fastest,
> like IBO, FIBPlus and IBX are not far behind, although you have toOK, then, what set of components do I use to get access to ODBC?
> be careful with IBX, in that the developer has said that Firebird
> specific features will not be implemented by Interbase specific
> ones will be. Emulator layers like ODBC, BDE etc will always be
> slower still, but ADO has to convert calls into ODBC calls and
> ODBC converts them into native mode calls, so it will be slower
> still.
>
> Paul
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>
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> Paul Schmidt
> Tricat Technologies
> paul@t...
> www.tricattechnologies.com