RE: CRecordset member variables

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Hi Charles

How can I execute SQL statement directly from MFC (ODBC) application to
access sql server database (like I just want to display all the records of a
table in table form (SELECT * FROM Tablename) on click of a button).
In help it says to use ExecuteSql() function to execute SQL command
strings from CDatabase object. But my problem is that it creates CRecordset
object rateher than CDatabase object when we create an MFC application with
database support. And there is no ExecuteSql() member function in CRecordset
class.

"Manjree Garg" wrote:

Hi Charles

I appreciate all your suggestions.

Thanks

Manjree


"Charles Wang[MSFT]" wrote:

Hi Manjree,
Actually essentially DDX_FieldText() does support CStringW (unicode string)
since CString paramter can be either unicode or ASCII. The compiler will
make a decision if the current CString parameter is unicode.
I think that your concern is just that it does not provide an overload
function with CStringW parameter. This should be related to compatibility
issue with old programs since CStringW was introduced later since VC7.0.

Please feel free to let me know if you need further assistance on this
issue. Have a nice day!

Best regards,
Charles Wang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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