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About LinkBacksWhether you are building a COM add-in or using the MapPoint ActiveX Control, you may need to access SQL Server data. Here are some ideas on doing it efficiently and flexibly.
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Black Belt Whether you are building a COM add-in or using the MapPoint ActiveX Control, you may need to access SQL Server data. Here are some ideas on doing it efficiently and flexibly.
Read the full article: http://www.mp2kmag.com/articles.asp?ArticleID=48
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Black Belt Ahhh. After reading through this, trying your access methods and everything, I still couldn't do what I was trying to get my app to do. Take one of these recordsets, put the locations on the map, with the functionality of a dataset.
I guess I should've read through the whole thing first... instead of piece by piece. I see at the bottom that its not a matter of figuring out how, but a matter of impossibility.
Any idea when this functionality may be offered? Thanks!!!
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