[PDF.93cr] Windows Multi-DBMS Programming: Using C++, Visual Basic?, ODBC, OLE2, and Tools for DBMS Projects

Windows Multi-DBMS Programming: Using C++, Visual Basic?, ODBC, OLE2, and Tools for DBMS Projects

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Learn multi-DBMS programming and get a jump start on dozens of Windows database products

This groundbreaking book/disk set gives you a solid working knowledge of database design concepts, Windows programming, and object-oriented techniques. Supported by an abundance of technical information and programming examples, you'll learn how to craft an unprecedented range of feature-rich, multi-DBMS applications.

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