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ADO for the Beginner
There's hardly much ado about nothing if you're talking about ADO. It stands for ActiveX Data Objects. You use these objects to access data sources. Keep reading to learn how you can start using them effectively for some basic tasks.
Read the full article here: ADO for the Beginner For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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