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| I'm currently writting a Pocket PC application using the .NET Compact
Framework v1.0 to ensure portability to older handsets that don't support
..NET Compact Framework v2.0. In the same spirit I want my application to
access an underlying SQL Sever CE database, and I'm concerned about this same
portability issue.
Thus, my question is: If I write my application using the .NET Compact
Framework v1.0 to access SQLCE 2.0 (through the available functions), will
the application port (easily) to newer devices running Pocket PC 2003 and
Windows Mobile 5.0?
thanks,
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| Darren Shaffer 2006-03-31, 3:30 am |
| yes, you can deploy a CF1.0 application that leverages SQL CE 2.0
to both PPC2003 and Windows Mobile 5 devices.
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Darren Shaffer
..NET Compact Framework MVP
Principal Architect
Connected Innovation
www.connectedinnovation.com
"Ivan" <Ivan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm currently writting a Pocket PC application using the .NET Compact
> Framework v1.0 to ensure portability to older handsets that don't support
> .NET Compact Framework v2.0. In the same spirit I want my application to
> access an underlying SQL Sever CE database, and I'm concerned about this
> same
> portability issue.
>
> Thus, my question is: If I write my application using the .NET Compact
> Framework v1.0 to access SQLCE 2.0 (through the available functions), will
> the application port (easily) to newer devices running Pocket PC 2003 and
> Windows Mobile 5.0?
>
> thanks,
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