SDF COM Toolkit Code Example (Visual Basic 6.0) This Visual Basic 6.0 example project can serve as a good starting point in learning to program with the SDF COM Toolkit. It demonstrates several procedures to create an SDF, perform searches (sequential, spatial, and key-index), modify objects and append objects. Development tools such as Visual Basic and C++ can be used to create CGI programs, Active X dll's, etc. that perform server-side functions on SDF's. Please note: you will need to install the COM SDF Toolkit to use this utility.
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