While researching for my managed CEDB wrapper article and code I found two very interesting posts on Sue Loh's blog:
Common CE database questions
More CE database Q&A
My own experience, from C++ of course, tells me that is is possible not only to access but even to create a Pocket Access database without using ADOCE at all. As a matter of fact, as as Sue Loh explains, Pocket Access cdb databases are CEDB databases with a special format. They have metadata tables with a predefined format and support more types than CEDB does natively. Once you know this format and how to manipulate it there is no difference from approaching the database from ADOCE or from CEDB, with the exception of SQL. The SQL processor exists only on the ADOCE stack, so accessing these databases from the CEDB API means you don't have SQL to play with...
Friday, April 22, 2005
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