Just when you declare like
dim db as realsqldatabase
or
dim olddb as realdatabase
That is pretty much it. Just remember, sqlite (real sql database) is
lightning fast and supports more sql commands.
But as long as your app is "normal", then all you need to change is
like the above. Just remember, the datafiles are not compatible with
each other.
so, like above, db can not open oldfile and olddb can not work with a
new file.
Trausti
On Nov 30, 2005, at 10:34 PM, GAmoore at aol dot com wrote:
You access it the same, do almost everything the same. The only is
declare a realsqldatabase instead of realdatabase.
Right. The API should work the same. The trick will be converting
your old databases to SQLite 3.
Thanks Will (again!) and Trausti.
All of the commands to build tables and grab recordsets are the same?
Thats great. So how does my program know (or care) if its opening
an old db
or a new one?
Do I make two separate OPEN_DB methods, then save in the new form?
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