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Test results on CursorAdapter are great so far
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03/10/2002 23:32:47
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
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Hi Brian,

I can't answer that one right now but I will keep you updated. I am just in the midst of getting SQL Server up with my data now. I will post a message on the weekend about my findings. I have tried a quick test to northwind and it seems to be working just fine though.

Be for now

>Hi Thomas,
>
>How does the CursorAdapter work with memo (text), general and binary (image) fields from SQL server? Any problems with those at all?
>
>Thanks for the info,
>
>
>- Brian
>
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>Just thought I would let you know that I tried compiling and implementing the CursorAdapter within my COM Servers data layer this morning and it was a breeze and worked first time. The only spot that I became a little confused on was that the cursor kept disappearing on me at first and then I realized that the cursor is actually part of the cursoradapter object and of course when the object is released so is the cursor.
>>
>>There was a simple answer to that one as well. Since it was being utilized in my data layer, I simply performed a CURSORTOXML and then returned the XML to the Business Layer. After that All I had to do was call XMLTOCURSOR and process my cursor.
>>
>>It all worked flawlessly. While I didn't notice any significant performance differences in the test I ran, I did realize that it definately minimized the amount of coding to perform this task.
>>
>>Hope everyone had a good time at DEVCON.
>>
>>Tom Thayer
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