Implementing Command Support for Custom Objects

Before implementing command synchronization for your custom object, you must implement your object's COM wrapper. This object may or may not be database resident. See COM and ActiveX Automation, for information on creating COM wrappers. See Supporting Non-Database-Resident COM Objects for tips on defining non-database-resident objects.

To implement synchronization, you either adapt your object wrapper or create a second COM wrapper to represent your synchronized command. You must also prepare the definition of your custom object's editing command.