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Esther Revilla

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Jan 17, 1997, 3:00:00 AM1/17/97

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Hi you all!

I´m trying to build aplications in C or C++ to query a SQLServer
database
I Know I have to use DBLibrary. When I installed MS SQLServer I got
the NTWDBLIB.DLL file, but I haven´t got the NTWDBLIB.LIB, neither
the SQLFRONT.H and SQLDB.H files.

¿Does anybody know what happens? Do I need to onstall something else
or is mine a bad installation of MS SQLServer?
¿Can anybody provide me those files, or tell me where can I found them?

Thank you very much in advance
erev...@adv.es

Jeremy H. Griffith

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Jan 25, 1997, 3:00:00 AM1/25/97

On Fri, 17 Jan 1997 12:30:49 +0100, Esther Revilla <erev...@adv.es> wrote:

>I?m trying to build aplications in C or C++ to query a SQLServer

>database
>I Know I have to use DBLibrary. When I installed MS SQLServer I got

>the NTWDBLIB.DLL file, but I haven?t got the NTWDBLIB.LIB, neither

>the SQLFRONT.H and SQLDB.H files.
>

>?Does anybody know what happens? Do I need to onstall something else

>or is mine a bad installation of MS SQLServer?

>?Can anybody provide me those files, or tell me where can I found them?

ftp://ftp1.microsoft.com/msdownload/mssql

where you will find the SQL Server 6.5 evaluation version, and also:

X86_PTK.EXE Programmer's Tool Kit for Intel Versions of
MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 6.5 evaluations.

Otherwise, DB-LIB comes with SQL Workstation (*not* Server), or in the
BackOffice SDK which is part of MSDN level 2 (Professional) and above.

BTW, you don't "have to" use DB-LIB... also check out ODBC, which offers
comparable performance and a better upgrade/migration path...

--Jeremy

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