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Posted by sanjain82@gmail.com on March 12, 2007, 10:29 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi Peter,
Well, thats not the case. I just started development with Microsoft
Smartphone, so for me everything is new. But I want to use the best
option without compromising the performance. I did some more research
and according to that for creation of database I got three options:
1. SQL Mobile
2. EDB
3. XML + Dataset
And my requirement is the database will be used by various components
which could be written in VC++ or VC# and the important thing is the
solution must fit for our use which is small size, many removals
additions from various components.
Would be great if you can help me to find out the best solution for my
current need.
Thanks
wrote:
> If you are not already comfortable with P/Invoke then I wouldn't suggest
> looking at edb. You'll get up and running much quicker with SQL CE (Also
> known as SQL Mobile) and it's much more powerful (SQL query support etc).
>
> Peter
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> --
> Peter Foot
> Device Application Development MVPwww.peterfoot.net|www.inthehand.com
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> >> Are you supporting synchorinization with external database?If yes the SQL
> >> Mobile is better option.if not then EDB.Secondly as far as using C# is
> >> concerned, then if you decide to use EDB you would need to P/Invoke the
> >> api's
> >> --
> >> Thanks and Regards
> >> Amit Ranjan
> >> blog:http://amitranjan.wordpress.com
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> >> "sanjai...@gmail.com" wrote:
> >> > Hi guys,
>
> >> > I would like to know which is the best choice for databse usage in
> >> > Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0? Through my research I got to know there
> >> > are two types of databse available for smartphone 5.0.
> >> > They are :
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> >> > 1. EDB
> >> > 2. SQL Mobile 3.0
>
> >> > In whichever method I use to create/access the database, it will be
> >> > used by both the apps written in VC++ and VC#. So I just wanna confirm
> >> > that which databse method will be advisable to use in both VC++
> >> > (native code) and VC# (managed code).
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> >> > Thanks,
> >> > Sanjay- Hide quoted text -
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> > Hi Amit,
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> > Thanks for your prompt reply. I am not synchronizing with any external
> > database at all. This is how my app works. My app gets some data from
> > the network and stores them on device. So I would like to store them
> > in the database as it is accessed by many components.
>
> > And you say, it is possible to use the edb in c#, then how could you
> > plz show me some code snippets? I got confused bc from msdn it says
> > the edb is only used for native code. Could you clarify this?
>
> > Thanks,- Hide quoted text -
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