ODBC and MS Access, force data to be written to the disk
It's an addition to the previous message.
I have a MS Access database, that is being used by application, written in VC++
[147 byte] By [A. Ostroverkhov] at [2007-11-18 3:00:25] 
Hi all!
It's an addition to the previous message.
I have a MS Access database, that is being used by application, written in VC++
# 1 Re: ODBC and MS Access, force data to be written to the disk
What method are you using for your data access? And how are you writing the data? In VC++ I've not had any problem with caching problems ...M Owen at 2007-11-9 13:33:06 >
# 2 Re: ODBC and MS Access, force data to be written to the disk
Originally posted by M Owen What method are you using for your data access? And how are you writing the data? In VC++ I've not had any problem with caching problems ...
I use CRecordset class to access data, and write data, using methods ::AddNew and ::Update.
A. Ostroverkhov at 2007-11-9 13:34:16 >
# 3 Re: ODBC and MS Access, force data to be written to the disk
I see. Well I've never used those classes myself. I did it the hard way ...:D You might want to check in the VC++ forum for CRecordSet issues. I know there have been tons of posts.M Owen at 2007-11-9 13:35:15 >
# 4 Re: ODBC and MS Access, force data to be written to the disk
I personally skipped CRecordset objects and went straight for ADO with RecordsetPtr and I don't see that issue at all. You might try looking down that path.antares686 at 2007-11-9 13:36:08 >
