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Search Entire SiteBook/Video Titles OnlySection TitlesCode Fragments OnlyAuthorISBNPublisher All Content Current Book Only Advanced Search Table of Contents ADO: ActiveX Data Objects Copyright Preface Learning ADO Reference Section Appendixes Colophon Index Browse by Category Quick Links...VideosRough CutsShort Cuts- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.NETJavaJavaScriptMac/OS XPerlPHPPythonRubySQLXML Applied Sciences Artificial Intelligence Business Certification Computer Science Databases Desktop Publishing Desktop Applications E-Business E-Commerce Enterprise Computing Graphics Human-Computer Interaction Hardware Internet/Online IT Management Markup Languages Multimedia Networking Operating Systems Programming Security Software Engineering View All Titles >     ADO: ActiveX Data Objects by Jason T. Roff Publisher: O'Reilly Pub Date: June 2001 ISBN: 1-56592-415-0 Pages: 618 Slots: 1.0 Table of Contents  • Index Overview This book is a one-stop guide to ADO, the universal data access solution from Microsoft that allows easy access to data from multiple formats and platforms. It includes chapters on the Connection, Recordset, Field, and Command objects and the Properties collection; ADO architecture, data shaping, and the ADO Event Model; brief introductions to RDS, ADO.NET, and SQL; and a comprehensive alphabetic reference to every ADO object, method, property, and event. Editorial Reviews Product Description 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. Other Readers Also Read Top Sellers in This Category Browse Similar Topics Integrating Excel and Access by Michael Schmalz Access Cookbook, 2nd Edition by Andy Baron; Ken Getz; Paul Litwin Programming ASP.NET, 3rd Edition by Dan Hurwitz; Jesse Liberty ASP in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition by A. Keyton Weissinger Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Server Controls and Components by Nikhil Kothari; Vandana Datje Programming ASP.NET, 2nd Edition by Dan Hurwitz; Jesse Liberty Programming ASP.NET by Dan Hurwitz; Jesse Liberty Top Level Categories: Internet/Online Programming Sub-Categories: Internet/Online > ActiveX Programming > ActiveX/ASP       Reader Reviews From Amazon (Ranked by 'Helpfulness') Average Customer Rating:based on 14 reviews. My favorite ADO book, 2006-12-07 Reviewer rating: I have also read Programming ADO from David Sceppa and I prefer this one because it contains a lot examples with source code. My only complain is that there is only a small C++ program and the rest are all in Visual Basic. However, this is not a big issue as it is very easy to port the samples in C++. A perfect book for ADO, 2004-02-28 Reviewer rating: this is a very good book, comparing to MSDN ADO note on the web, which covers only access to .mdb database, this book covers a variety of methods and databases. Thank for the great contribution. Visual Basic ADO Book, 2002-09-24 Reviewer rating: This is a well written book for existing programmers who want to learn ADO. While the examples are in Visual Basic, the core concepts of ADO are very detailed and anyone with an understanding of a similar language, such as ASP or C++ should have no trouble applying the examples to the other language. It will not help you if you don't already know how to program. It also serves as a good reference book. Its all here., 2002-08-12 Reviewer rating: You can't get a more complete ADO book.. ever gritty detail is in this book.. It's almost too much information. :- ) if you code ADO. This is a good book to have. Cheers Wayne lambright GREAT - Data Shaping Chapter, 2001-09-20 Reviewer rating: I bought this book for one chapter - data shaping, and it turned out to be the only place that I found that was able to explain it in a way that I could understand. The author has a knack for thoroughly explaining the material. I also found the appendix on SQL helpful. Some information above was provided using data from Amazon.com. View at Amazon > ADO: ActiveX Data Objects by Jason T. Roff Publisher: O'Reilly Pub Date: June 2001 ISBN: 1-56592-415-0 Pages: 618 Slots: 1.0 Table of Contents  • Index URL https://safari.oreilly.com/1565924150 Company | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Help | 508 Compliance Copyright © 2008 Safari Books Online. All rights reserved.