Why should a utility created in 2001 be used when Cursor Adaptor is the latest tool being used, It is useful for any type of database, has a builder that saves time, handles date fields, handles null dates making it blank...

It does manage connection but suggests 1 connection per user and auto reconnecting if connection is down, the same can be achieved using a simple connection manager.

>Andy Kramek has written a common data class, but it uses SPT, not CursorAdapter. Look at "Class-based Data Management" at http://www.tightlinecomputers.com/Downloads.htm

>>Is it possible to write common interface for SQL Server & Oracle?
>>How different will be the SQL Syntax?
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>>We want to have mainly SQL Server database but if Client Insists on Oracle we want to have that option too. We will be mainly using Cursor Adapter for Data Entry.