Database Developer's Guide with Visual C++: With CDROM

by Peter D. Hipson and Roger Jennings

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0672306131
• ISBN13: 9780672306136
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Sams
• Length: 1200 Pages
• Weight: 3.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.2" x 7.4" x 9.1"

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Whether you're a DOS database developer moving to Windows® or a Visual C++ programmer who wants to learn the techniques for developing production-quality desktop database applications and client/server front ends, this book is for you! Database Developer's Guide with Visual C++ is your guide to creating powerful database applications that use Visual C++ and all of Microsoft* key technologies. You'll learn how to create your own data access controls, design online transaction processing applications, run Visual C++ applications on a network, interact with Microsoft Mail and MAPI, and more.Optimize your applications for desktop and client/server databases with Database Developer's Guide with Visual C++! * Master key database topics such as transaction processing, crosstab queries, action queries, and record locking * Learn how to develop front-end applications and how to use third-party tools to make report generation easy * Develop robust c1lent/server applications that take advantage of MAN and Microsoft Mail * Master advanced OLE topics, including OLE Automation and WE Controls * Add new life to old database code by moving Access Basic code up to C++ * Connect to other databases with Microsoft's ODBC AN * Discover how to build and run Visual C++ network applicationsRoger Jennings is the author of several best-selling computer books, including Database Developer's Guide with Visual Basic 3 and Access 2 Developer's Guide, Second Edition, both from Sams Publishing. Peter Hipson is the author of several books, including Advanced C and What Every Visual C++ 2 Programmer Should Know, both from Sams Publishing.How This Book Is Organized Database Developer's Guide with Visual C++ is divided into six parts that contain 23 chapters. Each part deals with related database application design subjects. The parts are ordered in a way that parallels a typical database application development program. The contents of each part and chapter are described in the sections that follow.[...]