Does anyone know if there are any issues in using the basic ODBC Api for database access on 64 bit Windows Vista/7 systems? This has been my preferred database access technology for a long time, and I'd prefer not moving to ADO or something else if I don't have to. It'll probably be more than a year before my organization moves off 32 bit XP, but I'm kind of looking ahead. For that matter, I don't even know if ODBC was ported (if that's the right word) to 64 bit. Anyone know about this or have some links?
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Jump to Post64-bit memory addressing enables applications to store large data sets entirely in memory. This eliminates the performance penalty associated with swapping portions of the data in and out to disk
Yea, that's great ... until the lights go out unexpectently :) But that wouldn't matter if the database is read-only …
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