Can you give more details as to what you are trying to do with Exchange and Lotus Notes?

Lotus Notes is a complicated beast to use progamatically but the data that it contains can be manipulated using other applications. From personal experience, I would avoid using the Lotus Notes ODBC driver as it is not known for it's stability.

If you are looking to extract content from Lotus Notes, then you may be interested in downloading the DXL libraries (C API) from IBM. This includes a couple of apps that will allow you to export Notes stuff as XML.

Inman

In reply to Re: Access MS exchange, Lotus Notes ODBC vs. OLE by inman
in thread Access MS exchange, Lotus Notes ODBC vs. OLE by Deda

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