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Latest Answer: Resultsets in streams  ADO can return resultsets from a data source in a Stream, rather than a Recordset object. Using the latest version of the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server, you can get XML results from the provider by executing a "For ...

Latest Answer: Remote Data Objects refer to table rows instead of records and columns instead of fields — the generally accepted terminology for relational databases. The data returned from a query is in the form of result sets, which can contain zero or more data rows ...

Latest Answer: Basically, you can use Remote Data Objects similarly to the way you use the Microsoft Jet database engine Data Access Objects (DAO), and the RemoteData control is similar to the Data control. With RDO, you can submit queries, create a result set or cursor, ...

Latest Answer: Workspeace - An area can hold one or more database ...

Latest Answer: The Table, Index, and Column objects in ADO are roughly equivalent to the TableDef, IndexDef, and Field objects in DAO. Each of these objects also has a standard ADO Properties collection ...

Latest Answer: The ADO Command object is similar to the DAO QueryDef object in that both objects can be used to execute an SQL statement against a data source. Likewise, the Recordset object in both ADO and DAO can be used to view the contents of a table or the results ...

Latest Answer: Dynaset:1. Can be formed by large number of tables resulting in Virtual Tables.2. Does not store on the Machine but occupy temporary memory that is RAM.3. The changes made in the database can be reflected in the this.4. Allows operations like edit and ...

Latest Answer: A snapshot­type Recordset object is a static set of records that represents the results of a query. A snapshot­type Recordset object includes all values for all the requested fields in your query, whether you refer to them in code or not. A snapshot­type ...

Latest Answer: DAO offers five types of Recordset objects: table­type, dynaset­type, snapshot­type, forward­only­type, and dynamic­type. Table­type Recordset objects are supported only in Microsoft Jet workspaces. Dynamic­type Recordset objects are available only in ...

Latest Answer: When you open a Recordset object, you can also specify the type of record locking you want to use by setting the lockedits argument of the OpenRecordset method to the appropriate constant. The following table lists the five constants you can use for the ...

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