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ADO: ActiveX Data Objects
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ADO: ActiveX Data Objects

by Jason T Roff
June 2001
Intermediate to advanced
620 pages
19h 29m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Name

Sample Object — (Versions)

Title, Versions, and Description

Each entry begins with a title, the versions of ADO in which the object or collection is found, and a description. Entries are listed in alphabetical order with a quick summary of the item; this feature helps ensure that you’ve found the correct entry.

Collections

Some ADO objects contain references to ADO collections. For instance, the Recordset object has a reference to the Fields collection. In this section, the referenced Collections for the currently referenced ADO object are listed in alphabetical order with a brief description.

Methods

Lists the methods, if any, for the currently referenced ADO object or collection in alphabetical order with a brief description.

Properties

Lists the properties, if any, for the currently referenced ADO object or collection in alphabetical order with a brief description.

Events

Lists the events, if any, for the currently referenced ADO object in alphabetical order with a brief description.

Description

Provides the pertinent information for the given ADO object or collection with an overview of what the object or collection can do and an idea of the capabilities of each member method, property, and event.

Examples

One or more examples on using the ADO object or collection.

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