OLE DB Templates

The OLE DB templates make OLE DB data access easier. Visual C++ provides template classes that implement many of the commonly used OLE DB interfaces. You can use the Visual C++ consumer templates to write an OLE DB client (consumer) application and the provider templates to write a server (provider) application.

В этом подразделе

• OLE DB Consumer Templates
  Provides links to the OLE DB Consumer Template classes listed by usage.

• OLE DB Provider Templates
  Provides links to the OLE DB Provider Template classes listed by usage.

Связанные подразделы

• OLE DB Programming Overview
  Describes what OLE DB is and discusses Universal Data Access in OLE DB.

• OLE DB Programmer's Reference
  Provides links to the Windows SDK documentation on OLE DB.

• OLE DB Templates Samples
  Provides links to the OLE DB Templates samples that show how to use OLE DB in your projects.

• OLE DB Consumer Templates
  Discusses conceptual material about the OLE DB Consumer Templates.

• OLE DB Provider Templates
  Discusses conceptual material about the OLE DB Provider Templates.

• Creating an OLE DB Consumer
  Describes creating an OLE DB Templates consumer either with or without the ATL OLE DB Consumer Wizard.

• Creating a Simple Read-Only Provider
  Describes creating a simple read-only provider that reads a pair of strings.

• Creating an Updatable Provider
  Describes creating providers that can write to the data store.

• OLE DB Consumer Attributes
  Discusses a simplified interface to inject code based on the OLE DB Consumer Templates to create working OLE DB consumers.

• Active Template Library (ATL) Reference
  Provides reference material for the ATL Library, a set of template-based C++ classes that simplify the programming of COM objects.

• Visual C++ Libraries
  Provides links to the various libraries provided with Visual C++, including ATL, MFC, OLE DB Templates, the C run-time library, and the Standard C++ Library.

• Debugging
  Provides links to using the Visual Studio debugger to correct logic errors in your application or stored procedures.