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Like all other data-access technologies from Microsoft, ADO has a distinct object model that defines the objects and interfaces, and how the objects relate to each other. If you’ve done any database programming before, you are probably familiar with the general layout of these objects, because they lean heavily on the lessons learned from DAO and RDO. ADO has a good object model, but it is not as strict as its ancestors, so it gives the programmer a great deal more flexibility, thereby reducing development time. For example, in ADO you can create a recordset of data by using just a single line of code. |
