Hi,
In my VC++ 6.0 application, I have a database with 3 different
tables say Client,Task, and Algorithm. I want to access this three
tables through CRecordset. As far as i know i need to derive three
different classes for each table, from CRecordset. Can anyone please
help me so that by deriving a single class from CRecordset I will be
able to access the three tables.

You could always create a view in SQL Server that joins the three tables and
then use CRecordset over this view, this would be the easiest way to set
this up.

For example:

create view MyThreeTables as
select * from table1, table2, table3 where table1.id=table2.id and
table1.id=table3.id

The above SQL statement is oversimplified but it should help you get
started, you need to have some proper join condition setup for the tables to
work together.

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"Ashish choudhari" <ashishtchaudhari@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> In my VC++ 6.0 application, I have a database with 3 different
> tables say Client,Task, and Algorithm. I want to access this three
> tables through CRecordset. As far as i know i need to derive three
> different classes for each table, from CRecordset. Can anyone please
> help me so that by deriving a single class from CRecordset I will be
> able to access the three tables.
>