The main class for doing this is CSQLDirect. CSQLDirect has the following attributes/functions:

• CSQLDirect::Connect - Connects to a datasource.
• CSQLDirect::ExecuteSQL - this is the main function that is used for handling the SQL statement.
• CSQLDirect::GetCol - Will return a column from a table in the resulting cursor.
• CSQLDirect::GetError - Provides detailed error messages in case something went wrong.
• CSQLDirect::GetColumnType - Provides information about a cursor's column.
• CSQLDirect::Fetch - Will properly execute a SQLFetch command with error handling.
• CSQLDirect::Close - Closes the connection to the datasource.

The other class CSQLColumn is a support class for CSQLDirect. Since multiple queries to a cursor's column will result in a NULL value being returned, I found it necessary to keep track of the columns as they are used. This is stored in a CPtrArray within CSQLDirect and is cleaned up after each time the cursor is requeried/closed.

An example of using this class to make SQL Calls:

CSQLDirect SQLDirect( "TestData" );

if( SQLDirect.ExecuteSQL( "SELECT * FROM Employee" )==SQL_SUCCESS ) {
	while( SQLDirect.Fetch()==SQL_SUCCESS ) {
		.
		// Do some stuff here
		.
	}
}

That's it!

The great thing about this class is you no longer have need for a huge assortment of CRecordset classes for every table/query.

Anyways I hope this can be of help to anyone that uses the site. Don't hesitate to give me a shout if anyone has any questions/comments.

Thanks for all the help that CodeGuru has given my over the last few months!