Remote Data Access using the Winsock control
Pete Vickers shows us another alternative for remote data access; ”There are a couple of options for remote database access from the Pocket PC, but with my interest in TCP/IP, I decided to investigate a 'roll your own' solution. The basis for the design is a data server on the PC, a client on the Pocket PC, and our old friend the Winsock control - in spite of its well known problems on the Pocket PC. The client will pass requests to the server, the server will carry out the request and return the results to the client. True Client/Server computing, and remote data access.”

WinCE database application for MS SQL Server 7 using eVB and XML
Need to access remote databases from eVB? Shakil shows how it is done using XML; "This article is based on one of many experimental things I do when I am bored. The concept is pretty simple. I wanted my eVB application to talk to MS SQL Sever 7 over the TCP/IP network, just the kind of the thing I do with my desktop database applications. I couldn't find any SQL Server ODBC driver for WinCE, and was not interested in writing one. But I could find different ways to connect my WinCE device to a TCP/IP based network. So I went for a different approach..."

SQL procedures in the CDB database??
One disappointing aspect of using ActiveSync's Pocket Access conversion utility is that queries stored in the desktop version of an Access database are not converted. In this article Jim Poe shows us how to use the CDB system table MSysProcs to store SQL procedures.

Convert Access mdb database into an eVB cdb database for emulation.
One of the most frustrating issues is accessing a database in emulation, especially if you have just designed it in Access.

eVB (eMbedded Visual Basic) and ADOCE Recordset bookmarks in Pocket PC databases.
This brief article demonstrates how to create a bookmark in an ADOCE recordset using eVB.

Introduction to Pocket PC databases using ADOCE and eVB.
This eVB database tutorial will show you how to add and delete a database, create and drop tables and insert data into a table using ADOCE.

Use eVB (eMbedded Visual Basic) and ADOCE to access your Pocket PC database.
Now that you have some data on your Pocket PC how do you access it using eVB? This tutorial will show you how to use eVB to access a database that has been transferred to your Pocket PC.

Transfer data into Pocket Access on your Pocket PC.
This tutorial is designed to show you how to 'import' a database to your Pocket PC. The database used in this example is an Access database but the steps are virtually identical for ODBC compliant databases. The goal of this tutorial is to get your Access data onto your Pocket PC using MS ActiveSync® and to show you how to keep it synchronized with tables on your desktop.

SQL Getting started.
For anyone wanting to get started setting up the physical environment in which their data will be stored, one of the first things they will need to do is to begin translating their logical model into a physical one.