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QuestionAccessing remote database using mfc Pin
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Matthew Faithfull28-May-07 6:38
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From the MFC end you'll probably need to use ODBC. As far I know there aren't any OLE/DB (ADO) backends for linux based databases but anyone is welcome to tell me otherwise. Then you'll need an ODBC drive that talks SQL to a remote database. One specifically for the database you're using would be good but sometimes more general drivers can be persuaded to work with different SQL databases. Essentially the link between the two has to be SQL, the only common language, over TCP/IP, the only common communication medium. You may need the database queries wrapped up as HTTP Gets or even SOAP packets depending on what services are layered on top of your Linux database. If the database has a Web based front end you might even be able to get Remote Data Objects (RDO) to work. It's an old Micorsoft technology, probably no longer supported but that doesn't mean it won't work. Either way it's probably not going to be easy. I'd consider investing in some middle-ware designed to do this sort of thing for you. There's lots of it about. Good luck.;)

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