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Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction and Organization -- Part I: Learning ADO -- Part II: Reference Section -- Part III: Appendixes -- About the Book -- Audience -- Conventions Used in This Book -- Comments and Questions -- Acknowledgments -- I Learning ADO -- Introduction to ADO -- ADO in Context: Universal Data Access -- ODBC -- Jet/DAO -- RDO -- ODBCDirect -- OLE DB -- ADO -- RDS -- Putting It All Together -- ADO and COM: Language Independence -- COM -- ADO and COM -- When to Use ADO -- Summary -- The ADO Architecture |
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An Overview of the ADO ArchitectureADO Components -- The Connection Object -- The Command Object -- The Parameters collection and the Parameter object -- The Recordset Object -- The Fields collection and the Field object -- The Record Object -- The Stream Object -- The Properties Collection and the Property Object -- The Errors Collection and the Error Object -- Summary -- Accessing ADO with Various Languages -- Accessing ADO with Visual Basic -- Referencing ActiveX Data Objects -- Creating ActiveX Data Objects -- Using ADO with Visual Basic: An Example |
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Accessing ADO with Visual C++Referencing ActiveX Data Objects -- Creating ActiveX Data Objects -- Using ADO with Visual C++: An Example -- Accessing ADO with Visual J++ -- Referencing ActiveX Data Objects -- Creating ActiveX Data Objects -- Using ADO with Visual J++: An Example -- Accessing ADO with VBScript -- Referencing ActiveX Data Objects -- Creating ActiveX Data Objects -- Using ADO with VBScript: An Example -- Accessing ADO with JScript -- Referencing ActiveX Data Objects -- Creating ActiveX Data Objects -- Using ADO with JScript: An Example |
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SummaryThe Connection Object -- Opening and Closing a Connection: Implicit Versus Explicit -- Opening a Connection -- Closing a Connection -- Configuring Connections -- Working with Connection Strings -- Working with Data Source Names -- Installing the DSNs -- Opening a connection with a DSN -- Setting Connection Options -- Default database -- Data-access permissions -- Timeout setting -- Cursor location -- Determining ADO Version Number and Connection State -- Choosing a Data Provider -- Executing Commands -- The Execute Method |
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The CommandTimeout PropertyManaging Multiple Transactions -- Starting a Transaction: The BeginTrans and CommitTrans Methods -- Canceling a Transaction: The RollbackTrans Method -- Nesting Transactions -- Setting Transaction Options -- Automatic creation of new transactions -- Isolation level -- Determining the Layout of Your Data Source -- Summary -- The Recordset Object -- Cursors: Viewing a Recordset -- Dynamic Cursor -- Keyset Cursor -- Static Cursor -- Forward-Only Cursor -- CursorType Example -- Working with Recordsets -- The Open Method |
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English. |
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Getting data across platforms and formats is a cornerstone of present-day applications development. ADO: ActiveX Data Objects is both an introduction and a complete reference to ADO (ActiveX Data Objects), Microsoft's universal data access solution. You'll learn how to easily access data in multiple formats--such as email messages, Access databases, Word documents, and SQL databases--even on different platforms, without spending extra time learning every last detail about each format.Author Jason Roff shows by example how to use ADO with your programming language of choice to save programming time, so you can concentrate on the content and quality of your application rather than the nitty-gritty of specific data formats. ADO: ActiveX Data Objects includes: Chapters dedicated to the Connection, Recordset, Field, and Command objects and the Properties collection A complete, detailed reference listing every ADO object, method, property, and event, in convenient alphabetical order Chapters on ADO architecture, data shaping, the ADO Event Model An appendix containing enumeration tables used by ADO objects and collections, listed alphabetically Brief introductions to RDS, ADO.NET, and SQL ADO: ActiveX Data Objects is a versatile one-stop guide to both the theory and practice of programming with ADO through Version 2.6. The thorough reference section and topic-specific chapters will help you find quick answers about the details of objects, collections, methods, and properties of ADO. And the abundance of practical code examples will give you a good grasp of how to use ADO's strong points most effectively. |
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ActiveX.
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ActiveX (Logiciel) |
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ActiveX |
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Internet programming.
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Web sites.
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Programmation Internet. |
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Sites Web. |
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Internet programming |
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Web sites |
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ActiveX. |
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Gegevensbeheer. |
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Print version: Roff, Jason T. ADO ActiveX data objects. Beijing ; Cambridge, MA : O'Reilly & Associates, 2001 1565924150 (DLC) 2001033138 (OCoLC)46641980 |
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9781491935552 (electronic bk.) |
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1491935553 (electronic bk.) |
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1491935561 |
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9781491935569 |
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