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| OA.DB is a fast and lightweight component to manipulate data from a variety of database formats including Oracle and SQL Server. Just select any of your pre-configured ODBC system data sources, enter a database password if applicable, and then select any table in the database for viewing and editing with the possibility of caching. OA.DB completely manages the data, offering outstanding power and flexibility to browse, edit, add and delete data.
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| Identity: OA.DB |
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| Path: the server where you store your assembly to be accessible |
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| Runtime Version: v1.1.4322 |
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| Type: Assembly |
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| Version: 2.0.2270.30158 |
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| | | | | • Fast and lightweight component to manipulate data | | | | | | • Completely manages the data, offering outstanding power and flexibility to browse, edit, add and delete data. | | | | | | • Database independent: Use of Oracle or SQL. | | | | | | • Ability to read from XML files |
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| How To use OA.DB |
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//DECLARE it before the namespace
using OA.DB;
//instantiate object DBReader
szSQL="SELECT ID,EMPNUM FROM T_EMPLOYEES";
DBReader objDataReader = new DBReader(nDBEngine,gszConnectionString,false,szSQL,0,null);
while(objDataReader.Read()==true)
{
//READ DATABASE FIELDS
szID=objDataReader.GetString("ID");
szEMPNUM=objDataReader.GetString("EMPNUM");
}
objDataReader.Close();
objDataReader.Dispose();
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