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What is ADO? What are its objects ?

ActiveX Data Object. ADO can access data from both flat files as well as the databases. I.e., It is encapsulation of DAO, RDO, and OLE that is why we call it as OLE-DB Technology.
Objects are Connection, Record Set, Command, Parameter, field, Error, Property.
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Sandhya.Kishan

Answered On : Jul 12th, 2012

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ADO stands for Activex Data Object. It is a programming interface to access data in the database and can also access data present in web pages, spreadsheets and other types of documents.

ADO has three objects namely command, connection and record set objects.
































  
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