Conclusion
This chapter has shown how to use ADOCE and ADOXCE to access databases on Windows CE, specifically Microsoft SQL Server for Windows CE. Databases can be created, and tables, fields (columns), and indexes can be added either using the ADOXCE object model or through SQL DDL statements. Data can be added to and extracted from the database through recordsets and SQL DML statements. There is a lot more to ADOCE and ADOXCE than is shown in the chapter. Take a look at the generated .tlh and .tli files for the smart pointer classes. You can use the Microsoft Visual Studio documentation to help work out what the functions do. Using Microsoft SQL Server for Windows CE is faster than using a property database, especially for larger amounts of ...
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