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Old November 15th, 2003, 09:05 PM
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Question Asp & Vb

In ASP, used VB Data Access Programming Methods. I would like to know these methods defferent between the DAO and ADO . My familiar method is DAO. How should I learn ADO and ASP. Please!

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The biggest difference is in the librarys that get used and how you connect to the datasource and how you declare you variables. The rest of the syntax is pretty much the same.

Look up ADO in VB's help to get actual syntax for the differences

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DAO will be discontinued in the future. ADO is not like DAO. DAO is a full fledged engine mostly used for desktop applications. In a client server configuration you should use ADO. It is an activex component.
ASP is active server pages. It is the process that is run on an web server, IIS. When you try to access a database in the context of an intranet or internet, you would go through IIS to get to the database and not directly. ASP uses ADODB for this purpose.

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