
SQL Server 6.5 Database Access
Just remember, that everytime someone sneezes at Microsoft, a new version of
ADO seems to be released. If you're going to rely on ADO, you may want to
consider using an application server (3-tier). You can have the application
server run ado, and then you only have to control the server environment,
instead of all user pc's.
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Paul Brower
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Quote:
> Use ADO! DAO carries a lot of overhead. ADO is quicker and much smaller.
> You do not have the hierarchy of objects like DAO.
> Garth Burrill
> Strategic Power Systems
> Customer Solutions Developer
> > What is it better to use DAO or ADO?