Visual Basic&database, 32-bit ODBC driver and VB 3.0 apps

32-bit ODBC driver and VB 3.0 apps

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Gerardo P. Fragan #1 / 4	32-bit ODBC driver and VB 3.0 apps Will this work on an NT workstation? We have a VB 3.0 16-bit apps which we would like to run on an NT workstation accessing an Oracle database. I know I can continue to use the 16-bit ODBC drivers. Can I also use the 32-bit ODBC drivers without porting my apps to 32-bit (ie. VB 4.0)? Thanks, GV
Fri, 23 Oct 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Richard Hame #2 / 4	32-bit ODBC driver and VB 3.0 apps Quote: >Will this work on an NT workstation? We have a VB 3.0 16-bit apps >which we would like to run on an NT workstation accessing an Oracle >database. I know I can continue to use the 16-bit ODBC drivers. Can I >also use the 32-bit ODBC drivers without porting my apps to 32-bit >(ie. VB 4.0)? >Thanks, >GV No. The only way to get your VB 3.0 app's to read a 32bit ODBC driver, is to create an VB4 32bit OLE Server which uses the 32bit ODBC driver, then have your VB 3.0 program access the ole server. Richard
Sat, 24 Oct 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Bryan Fazek #3 / 4	32-bit ODBC driver and VB 3.0 apps Quote: > Will this work on an NT workstation? We have a VB 3.0 16-bit apps > which we would like to run on an NT workstation accessing an Oracle > database. I know I can continue to use the 16-bit ODBC drivers. Can I > also use the 32-bit ODBC drivers without porting my apps to 32-bit > (ie. VB 4.0)? > Thanks, > GV Don't quote me on this, but I don't think so. -- Have a good one . . . Bryan
Sat, 24 Oct 1998 03:00:00 GMT

Jon Machtyng #4 / 4	32-bit ODBC driver and VB 3.0 apps Quote: >>Will this work on an NT workstation? We have a VB 3.0 16-bit apps >>which we would like to run on an NT workstation accessing an Oracle >>database. I know I can continue to use the 16-bit ODBC drivers. Can I >>also use the 32-bit ODBC drivers without porting my apps to 32-bit >>(ie. VB 4.0)? >No. The only way to get your VB 3.0 app's to read a 32bit ODBC driver, >is to create an VB4 32bit OLE Server which uses the 32bit ODBC driver, >then have your VB 3.0 program access the ole server. Not true. I know that for at least two Ingres drivers, I can access 32 bit drivers from within VB3.0. I can only assume that this should also work for Oracle. Jon Machtynger
Fri, 30 Oct 1998 03:00:00 GMT

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