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Explain the differences between ADO and ADO.NET, ASP and ASP.NET , VB and VB.NET

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: December 12, 2007     Asked by: srennu 
  
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Submitted by: ramakrishnag1982
 
Asp:

* ASP is Interpreted language based on scripting languages like Jscript or VBScript.
* ASP has Mixed HTML and coding logic.
* Limited development and debugging tools available.
* Limited OOPS support.
* Limited session and application state management.
* Poor Error handling system.
* No in-built support for XML.
* No fully distributed data source support.

Asp.Net:

* ASP.Net is supported by compiler and has compiled language support.
* Separate code and design logic possible.
* Variety of compilers and tools available including the Visual studio.Net.
* Completely Object Oriented.
* Complete session and application state management.
*  Full proof error handling possible.
* Full XML Support for easy data exchange.
* Fully distributed data source support.

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surendra_sahu786
October 30, 2006 04:15:09   #1  
vinita tyagi        

RE: diffrent ado&ado.net , asp&asp.net,vb&vb.net...

1. Differences between VB and VB.net

VB
_________________________________________

1 Object-based Language
2 Doesnot support Threading
3 Not powerful Exception handling
mechanism
4 Doesnot having support for the
console based applications
5 Cannot use more than one version
of com objects in vb application
called DLL error
6 Doesnot support for the Disconnected
data source.

VB.Net
__________________________
1 Object-oriented Language
2 supports Threading
3 powerful Exception handling
mechanism
4 having support for the
console based applications
5 More than one version of
dll is supported
6 supports the Disconnected
data source by using Dataset class


 
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January 03, 2007 05:16:46   #2  
ravi        

RE: diffrent ado&ado.net , asp&asp.net,vb&vb.net...

ASP:

1)It is a technology of Microsoft for Web based application Developement.

2)It is a Interpeted Based Technology using Scripting languages for

supporting functinality developement.

3)Therse is no proper memory management and compile time error

checking because of java script or vb script

4) There is no controles for mobile applicaton deveopement

ASP.NET:

1) It is a New Technology of Microsoft for Web Server Developement.

2)It is Compiled Based.it Uses C# or VB.NET or VJ++.net for supporting

functionality developement.

3) There is a proper memory management and error cheching at

compile time because it uses compile based languages.

4) Mobile controles comes with this for mobile application development.


 
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January 04, 2007 04:52:17   #3  
       

RE: diffrent ado&ado.net , asp&asp.net,vb&vb.net...

ADO

1. This object model could be used even for non RDBMS products. We can read data from xml excel csv files also.

2. ADO objects are dependent on OLEDB providers and OLEDB providers would connect to the backend.

3. Fully COM based.

ADO.NET

1. It is not an enhanced version of ADO. Its a new object model which has some objects similar to ADO.

2. In ADO.NET we use ManagedProviders.


 
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December 12, 2007 00:27:26   #4  
ramakrishnag1982 Member Since: November 2006   Contribution: 12    

RE: diffrent ado&ado.net , asp&asp.net,vb&vb.netin depth ans send
Asp:

* ASP is Interpreted language based on scripting languages like Jscript or VBScript.
* ASP has Mixed HTML and coding logic.
* Limited development and debugging tools available.
* Limited OOPS support.
* Limited session and application state management.
* Poor Error handling system.
* No in-built support for XML.
* No fully distributed data source support.

Asp.Net:

* ASP.Net is supported by compiler and has compiled language support.
* Separate code and design logic possible.
* Variety of compilers and tools available including the Visual studio.Net.
* Completely Object Oriented.
* Complete session and application state management.
* Full proof error handling possible.
* Full XML Support for easy data exchange.
* Fully distributed data source support.

 
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