Other data sources might be added in the future. You can, however, insert stored procedures into a database and add triggers to a table. Still other wizards are stand-alone tools, such as the SQL Q uery Builder, with which you can visually build a SQL statement by pointing and clicking on buttons. VSQL adds a set of classes to MFC that extend ODBC support. Wizards are so important to VSQL that it makes sense to describe some of them in more detail.
Some explanations follow.
Data Screen Wizard. This leads you through the design of a data screen, which is a window into a record fetched from a table or a view. Occasional side trips occur into the Query Builder, where you build the query that fetches the requi site record. Similar in operation to the Data Screen Wizard, this helps you design datasheets, which are spreadsheet-style variants of data screens. There are so many wizards, editors, and builders assaulting you with assistance that it's easy to lose your way.