Re: [INTERFACES] Re: ODBC 16 bit support

Quoting Stephen Davies (scldad@sdc.com.au):
> Not a good example I think. The 16/32-bit ODBC question says nothing about
> dropping features. As I said above, ODBC is ODBC: you either conform or you
> don't. If there happen to be differences between the levels of conformance or
> of performance between 16 and 32-bit models, that would be a pity but not
> earth shattering.
>
    But there should be one code tree...  With some #ifdef's not 2
seperate code tree's.  I think this is the point everyone is making.

Julie

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