Jet and Replication Objects (JRO) & Visual C++

[Marc Oliver]

I would like to use the JetEngine.RefreshCache(Connection)
method in Visual C++ program, but don't know how to include
support for this in my project. Anybody know how to do this?

Something like this......
pJetEngine pJet;
pJet->RefreshCache(Connection);

[Bob Nakarada]

"Marc Oliver" <oli...@qsicorp.com> wrote in message
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try this:

#import <msjro.dll>

JRO::IJetEnginePtr jet( __uuidof(JRO::JetEngine) );
jet->RefreshCache( m_Conn );

where m_Conn is the ADO connection you want to refresh. Check the "Jet and
Replication Objects" section of the Platform SDK.

I found this fixed my multiuser problems, if I refreshed the cache after I
retrieved the connection from the pool (Opened the connection) and performed
the same before I closed the connection.

[Marc Oliver]

Thanks for the reply Bob.

Sometimes I feel like us VC++ guys our out
here alone when it comes to ADO. I looked
High and low for how to do this in VC++,
but all of the documentation is for VB. I'm
curious how you found how to use JRO.

"Bob Nakarada" <bobn@No_Spam.metrics.com> wrote in message
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[Bob Nakarada]

I know how you feel. I found a blurb on Microsoft's Web site about the JRO
object (in VB of course). I just seemed the logical way to call it from C++.

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