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Perform the following tasks to perpare the Demo1 program:

1. Set up the required environment for CSDK: for example, set %GBASEDBTDIR%\bin in the PATH, and so on.

2. Open Demo1.cpp and initialize the DsnName, UserName, and PassWord variables
 appropriately with the database name, server name, user ID, and password.

3. Open the Demo1.dsw file in the Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 editor with the following command: msdev.exe Demo1.dsw

4. Choose Build > Build Demo1.exe. Demo1.exe is created
 in the .\Release (or .\Debug) directory.

For more information about this demo, read the description part of Demo1.cpp.

FYI:
This demo has a visual studio project file created by using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 targeted for Windows 32 bit platform.
Try to open the project by any other versions of Visual Studio will prompt for conversion.
By default the converted project will still be targeted for Windows 32 bit platform.
To build binaries for Windows 64 bit platform please change the Visual Studio targeted platform setting to x64.
