Re: CADORecordBinding

For binding recordset values, can i use CString(or my own data types)
instead of char array

I don't think you can because you are lying to the CADORecordBinding class.
You say str is of type adChar, and yet you _DO NOT_ provide a char type.
RecordBinding works because there is a 1-1 relationship between ADO data
types and C++ data types.
There is no such relationship between CString and ADO data types.

the reason i need to do this way is that i have all my datamembers in
another structure. i don't want to change the whole thing to char array
etc.
any idea?

Well don't. Provide a conversion constructor for your struct that takes the
recordbinding struct as an argument.

Stephen Howe






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