Re: DataGrid, DataBinding, ... help!

On Mon, 10 Aug 2009 20:02:18 -0500, "Ralph"
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"Webbiz" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"ADO needs to be installed to use DataBinding."

I'm not using ADO. I'm using SQLite.

ADO is not the backend database engine, it is a data access layer that
interprets between your app and that backend. Your app uses the datagrid
which uses the ADO layer which then connects to sqllite, sql, oracle,
whatever...


The OP multi-posted to another group and had his question answered an hour
before we replied. Don't you just love it? <grin>

-ralph


Desperate times calls for desperate measures! :-)

I had planned a release this evening and this installation problem was
getting in the way. There was no way I could know that faithful Olaf
would be along to bail me out again. ;-) So in light of that, I
posted it here as there are usually more active here and perhaps
another rabbit could be pulled out of the hat.

All is good now. App is packaged, downloaded, installed and appears to
be working fine. Whew! Man I dislike deadlines!!! The pressure, the
pills...

Thanks ya'll.

Webbiz
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