ODBC DBHandle

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Thomas Bodell

Hi All,

Is there any possability to retrieve the DBHandle (m_hdbc in MFC) from a
..NET OdbcConnection class? We would need to do this because we need to call
an MFC DLL for some updates in the same transaction that we started in our
..NET server.

TIA
Thomas Bodell
 
AFAIK that was only possible with RDO (don´t know about MFC), but it never
was possible with ADO using the OLEDB Provider for ODBC and now with ADO.Net
using the ODBC .Net Data Provider.

And do not multipost in the newsgroup, use crosspost instead

Carlos Quintero
 
Carlos,

I will remember not to multipost in the future. How do I crosspost?

Best Regards
Thomas Bodell
 
Using Outlook Express, new post, add all the relevant groups to the
newsgroup textbox clicking on the caption (it is a button which shows a
multiselect UI). So a single message goes crossposted to all those groups
and all the answers go also to all the groups. You post only once. Later,
when you read one of them in one group, OE hides them in other groups, so
you don´t read the same thing over and over...

However, if you create a new post for each single group, paste the message
content and post it, you are multiposting and the answers do not appear in
all groups because the posts are unrelated.

HTH,

Carlos
 
Thanx

Thomas
Carlos J. Quintero said:
Using Outlook Express, new post, add all the relevant groups to the
newsgroup textbox clicking on the caption (it is a button which shows a
multiselect UI). So a single message goes crossposted to all those groups
and all the answers go also to all the groups. You post only once. Later,
when you read one of them in one group, OE hides them in other groups, so
you don´t read the same thing over and over...

However, if you create a new post for each single group, paste the message
content and post it, you are multiposting and the answers do not appear in
all groups because the posts are unrelated.

HTH,

Carlos
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