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I have already searched something over the stack overflow and as far as I can see the use of databases in C ++ There are many ways to do unfortunately my tools at work are quite limited. I only use Visual Studio C ++ 6 and I do not even get the boost (though I have learned to face it) - I believe that I can get the standard delivery of VS C ++ 6 I can use

Now my code generates a lot of data and I want to store it in some simple database (such as MS Access DB). What equipment can I be able to use?

My alternative intent structure and vectors / arrays have to be created as objects like a database.

I also have a 2010 office - maybe I can use access anyway?

Computation-Speed ​​also plays a role - Better faster

Another important thing: My PC at work is open The client does not have such a way that I can not install any new software to download files and amplify functions. Basically I should be able to install the tool by simply transferring files to the desired folder.

Please tell me that the question is confusing or insufficiently detailed, what can I do then I can resolve the situation

to help you advance Thnaks :)

Though you said 'only standard tools', I still say, get SQLite This is a public domain software, i.e. no license you have an 'integration' - an .h file and a. You can download the C file and include it in your project. It should be compiled in VC6 problem. Very easy to use, you will run and run in 10 minutes.

This does exactly what you do - a db in a file, no server, zero setup, etc.

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