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ADO and the Command Object
ADO's command object can be used in several different ways to query a database. This basic tutorial presents some of these ways with examples. The Microsoft Access 2003 program is also used for the sake of the interface.
Read the full article here: ADO and the Command Object For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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