ADO 2.6 Programmer's Reference

David Sussman

720 pages, parution le 15/09/2000

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Résumé

ADO 2.6 is a cross-language technology that forms part of Microsoft's Universal Data Access strategy and brings flexible, easy control over your data access. This reference is a guide to using ADO 2.6 for the rapid development of your data applications.

Who is this book for?

If you're developing code using script, Visual Basic or other languages, and you need to access data quickly and efficiently, this is the book for you. It's also ideal for existing ADO users who want to learn how to take full advantage of the new features of version 2.6. It's a complete reference guide, covering everything you need to know to build the power of Microsoft's data access technology into your applications.

Summary of Contents

 Introduction
 Chapter 1: What is ADO
 Chapter 2: Object Models
 Chapter 3: ADO: Connection Object
 Chapter 4: ADO: Command Object
 Chapter 5: ADO: Recordset Object
 Chapter 6: ADO: The Record Object
 Chapter 7: ADO: The Stream Object
 Chapter 8: ADO: Collections
 Chapter 9: Remote Data Services
 Chapter 10: ADOX: Object & Collections
 Chapter 11: ADOMD: Objects & Collections
 Chapter 12: JRO: Objects & Collections
 Chapter 13: Data Shaping
 Chapter 14: Performance
 Appendix A: ADO Object Summary
 Appendix B: ADO Constants
 Appendix C: ADO Properties Collection
 Appendix D: ADO Schemas
 Appendix E: ADO Data Types
 Appendix F: RDS Object Summary
 Appendix G: RDS Constants
 Appendix H: ADOX Object Summary
 Appendix I: ADOX Constants
 Appendix J: ADOX Properties Collection
 Appendix K: ADOMD Object Summary
 Appendix L: ADOMD Constants
 Appendix M: ADOMD Properties Collection
 Appendix N: JRO Object Summary
 Appendix O: JRO Constants
 Appendix P: ADO Error Codes
 Appendix Q: Support, Errata and P2P.Wrox.Com
 Index

L'auteur - David Sussman

David Sussman gained experience in BASIC, Pascal, COBOL and OCCAM, before joining a UNIX system house where he stayed for 4 years, becoming the chief UNIX/C guru. For the last 3 years he has been working for a Microsoft Solution Provider, specializing in Access, VB and SQL Server, as well as playing extensively with every Beta product that comes his way.
Dave Sussman speaks frequently at Microsoft development conferences and has been writing about ASP since its earliest releases.