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How can an OLEDB Provider be an ODBC Driver at the same
time?As it turns out the Microsoft OLE DB Driver for SQL
Server can in fact do both jobs. When I first saw that the Visual
Studio 2022 was available for download, I was a bit skeptical.
After all, it was just another instance of Visual Studio 2019 with
a couple of minor improvements thrown in to bump the number
up to make it sound like something new and improved. Was I
wrong! Visual Studio 2022 is a huge improvement over 2019. It
responds quicker, creates projects faster and gets you to
where you can start programming in a blink of an eye.With that
said, this book is about using the Microsoft OLE DB Driver for
SQL Server. There are two ways to use this providerdriver.As
a provider with the expected provider
syntax:Provider=MSOLEDBSQLData Source=WIN-
U1D8NGFVABFIntegrated Security=SSPIInitial
Catalog=AdventureWorks2019As a driver with the expected
ODBC driver syntax:Provider=MSOLEDBSQL Server=WIN-
U1D8NGFVABF Database=AdventureWorks2019
Trusted_Connection=yes'When you are working with ODBC
and SQL Server for example, Data Source is replaced with
Server, Integrated Security is replaced with
Trusted_Connection and Initial Catalog is replaced with Data
Source.In-other-words, while words change, their purpose is
still the same.Bear in mind, too, these are provider and driver
specific requirements.If I weren’t trying to connect to SQL
Server and was using the Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) for
example, my connection string – in simplest terms – would
look like this:Driver= dbq=C:wind.mdbAny, I think you’re
getting the idea here.The purpose of this book is to use the
Microsoft OLE DB Driver for SQL Server, acquire a list of
Tables and Views that can be converted so that the
information can create empty RDLC Report Files to be
populated by acceptable data resources used by the RDLC
Report ViewerWhich means, we now have to create a working
environment which includes a project solution, install the
RDLC Report Viewer and start building a user interface that is
designed specifically to create dynamically driven custom
reports.All was working well in Visual Studio 2022 until I tried
adding the Report Viewer and received some cryptic error.
Instead of trying to figure it out, I simply switched back to
Visual Studio 2019 and the code worked perfectly fine. Since I
want to assure that we’re able to create RDLC Reports, I
figured it was time to focus on that intent. em em
How can an OLEDB Provider be an ODBC Driver at the same
time?As it turns out the Microsoft OLE DB Driver for SQL
Server can in fact do both jobs. When I first saw that the Visual
Studio 2022 was available for download, I was a bit skeptical.
After all, it was just another instance of Visual Studio 2019 with
a couple of minor improvements thrown in to bump the number
up to make it sound like something new and improved. Was I
wrong! Visual Studio 2022 is a huge improvement over 2019. It
responds quicker, creates projects faster and gets you to
where you can start programming in a blink of an eye.With that
said, this book is about using the Microsoft OLE DB Driver for
SQL Server. There are two ways to use this providerdriver.As
a provider with the expected provider
syntax:Provider=MSOLEDBSQLData Source=WIN-
U1D8NGFVABFIntegrated Security=SSPIInitial
Catalog=AdventureWorks2019As a driver with the expected
ODBC driver syntax:Provider=MSOLEDBSQL Server=WIN-
U1D8NGFVABF Database=AdventureWorks2019
Trusted_Connection=yes'When you are working with ODBC
and SQL Server for example, Data Source is replaced with
Server, Integrated Security is replaced with
Trusted_Connection and Initial Catalog is replaced with Data
Source.In-other-words, while words change, their purpose is
still the same.Bear in mind, too, these are provider and driver
specific requirements.If I weren’t trying to connect to SQL
Server and was using the Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb) for
example, my connection string – in simplest terms – would
look like this:Driver= dbq=C:wind.mdbAny, I think you’re
getting the idea here.The purpose of this book is to use the
Microsoft OLE DB Driver for SQL Server, acquire a list of
Tables and Views that can be converted so that the
information can create empty RDLC Report Files to be
populated by acceptable data resources used by the RDLC
Report ViewerWhich means, we now have to create a working
environment which includes a project solution, install the
RDLC Report Viewer and start building a user interface that is
designed specifically to create dynamically driven custom
reports.All was working well in Visual Studio 2022 until I tried
adding the Report Viewer and received some cryptic error.
Instead of trying to figure it out, I simply switched back to
Visual Studio 2019 and the code worked perfectly fine. Since I
want to assure that we’re able to create RDLC Reports, I
figured it was time to focus on that intent. em em
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