Teach Yourself Database Programming
with Visual C++ 6 in 21 days

Appendix A

What's on the CD?

On the back of this book, you'll find a CD-ROM containing the code that you work on as you go through the lessons. The following is an explanation of the directories and files you will find on the CD.

• AddressBookDB.mdb: A Microsoft Access database that is used on Days 14 and 15.
• AddressBookODBC: A Visual C++ project that uses ODBC. It is covered on Days 14 and 15.
• AddressBookDAO: A Visual C++ project that uses DAO. It is covered on Days 14 and 15.
• ADOMFC1: A Visual C++ project that uses MFC and ADO. It is a database client application that you begin working on in Day 4.
• ATLTest1: A simple ATL COM application that you build in Day 9.
• ADOSDK: An ADO application that uses ADO without the #import directive. It is mentioned in Day 4.
• COMMANDTEST: A Win32 console application that uses the OLE DB Command object. It is covered in Day 18.
• DataProject1: A Visual Studio project that uses ODBC to access a database inside the Visual Studio environment. You create a project similar to this on Day 2.
• EnumTest: A Win32 console application that enumerates the OLE DB providers installed on your machine. You create this application on Day 17.
• MTSComp1: An ATL COM application that builds a COM component that runs under MTS and returns a disconnected ADO Recordset. You create this application on Day 12.
• ODBCTest: A Win32 console application that uses the OLE DB ODBC provider to attach to an ODBC data source. You create this application in Day 17.
• Polymorph: A Win32 console application that demonstrates polymorphism with virtual functions in C++. You create this application on Day 9.
• ClientTier.asp: An Active Server Page that presents a database client UI, using an ActiveX grid control and RDS. You create this on Day 11.
• ClientTierAsync.asp: An Active Server Page that presents a database client UI, using an ActiveX grid control and RDS. It can retrieve data from a database asynchronously. You create this on Day 11.
• ClientTierForMTSADORs.asp: An Active Server Page that uses MTSComp1, the MTS component you created on Day 12. You create this ASP on Day 12.
• DataInHtml.htm: A simple HTML page that demonstrates the difficulty of building a database interface in straight HTML. You create this on Day 11.
• Sample.xml: A simple XML sample that demonstrates how a database recordset can be represented in XML. You create this on Day 11.
• VCDb.mdb: A Microsoft Access database for which you write SQL code. You begin using it on Day 2.
• VCDbNormalized.mdb: Similar to VCDb.mdb, except that VCDbNormalized.mdb contains the changes you made to the database when you learned about database design on Day 7.

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