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  NotesSQL 3.0 (English)

NotesSQL 3.0 Reference
Describes how to install, configure, and use NotesSQL, the Lotus Notes ODBC driver, to open, query, and modify Lotus Notes databases.
NSF Download Notes database in self-extracting zip file.
File size: 202KB; last modified: 01/23/2001
HTMLDownload HTML files in self-extracting zip file.
File size: 304KB; last modified: 01/16/2001
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NotesSQL 3.0 Sample Kit Guide
Describes how to install and use the Lotus NotesSQL 3.0 Sample Kit. This sample kit contains programming examples that use the Lotus Notes ODBC driver, to open, query, and modify Lotus Notes databases through applications such as MS Visual Basic, Crystal Reports, NetObjects Fusion, and more. More information on NotesSQL, including information on downloading the NotesSQL 3.0 ODBC driver, can be found at the Lotus Developer Central Website.
NSF Download Notes database in self-extracting zip file.
File size: 498KB; last modified: 03/30/2001
HTMLDownload HTML files in self-extracting zip file.
File size: 519KB; last modified: 03/30/2001
NOTE After downloading, run this file, unzipping it to the folder \NotesSQL\Samples\Docs. To view the Guide with Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer, open samplndx.htm in this folder.
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