Subject | Really Newbie Question |
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Author | Will Freeman |
Post date | 2005-02-28T01:51:54Z |
Hello All,
I am a long time programmer, but not a database programmer. I am
using Firebird and have had good success acquiring data with standard
SELECT queries in .NET using the ODBC drivers and the .NET provider.
But I wanted to really manage Firebird databases so I bought "The
Firebird Book" (Great Book!!) and "Mastering SQL". But am at a
complete loss as to how to implement the SQL code inside a RAD
environment. Should I be storing the code as stored procedures and
calling those, implementing the code directly using something like a
CommandBuilder, or something else??? I am not looking for anyone to
give me a tutorial, just a swift nudge in the right direction, so I am
not spinning my wheels. Any links to examples of implementing SQL
code this way (or a good book on the topic), would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Will.
I am a long time programmer, but not a database programmer. I am
using Firebird and have had good success acquiring data with standard
SELECT queries in .NET using the ODBC drivers and the .NET provider.
But I wanted to really manage Firebird databases so I bought "The
Firebird Book" (Great Book!!) and "Mastering SQL". But am at a
complete loss as to how to implement the SQL code inside a RAD
environment. Should I be storing the code as stored procedures and
calling those, implementing the code directly using something like a
CommandBuilder, or something else??? I am not looking for anyone to
give me a tutorial, just a swift nudge in the right direction, so I am
not spinning my wheels. Any links to examples of implementing SQL
code this way (or a good book on the topic), would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Will.