As far as I remember, I did it by creating a database application with App Wizard. Look at the C++ tutorial from Microsoft for the details.
This was not, however, a great idea as you're quite stick to the standard design made by Class Wizard.
IMHO, to get full database functionality, it's better to use class wizard to build automatically the recordset and the DDX that make the use of the recorset easy, ...
Then build the application around these building blocks using your own interface.
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