This presentation discusses ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) for data access. ADO provides a simpler and more flexible object model compared to earlier interfaces like RDO and DAO. The presentation covers the ADO standard, ADO object model, and establishing a connection using binding or referencing. It recommends using ADO for new projects as the latest data access interface.

1. By:
Kumari Purbanjali Das
MSc. IT 2nd Sem
Guide:
Ms. Preeti Jain
SESSION: 2014
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Presentation
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2. 1.
• INTRODUCTION
2.
• THE UDA STANDARD
3.
• THE ADO OBJECT MODEL
4.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Binding)
5.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Reference)
6.
• CONCLUSION

3. Data access technology is constantly evolving, and each of these
three interfaces represents a different stage of development for
Data Access Technology :
• ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
• Remote Data Objects (RDO)
• Data Access Objects (DAO)
The latest is ADO. Its features are simpler — yet more flexible —
object model than either RDO or DAO. For new projects, you should
use ADO as your data access interface.

4. Local Database
Remote Database

5. 1.
• INTRODUCTION
2.
• THE UDA STANDARD
3.
• THE ADO OBJECT MODEL
4.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Binding)
5.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Reference)
6.
• CONCLUSION

6. Application
ADO
OLEDB
•OLEDB
Provider
•OLEDB
Provider
•OLEDB
Provider
•OLEDB
Provider
•OLEDB
Provider
ODBC
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ODBC Data AccessSQL Server Oracle Excel

7. 1.
• INTRODUCTION
2.
• THE UDA STANDARD
3.
• THE ADO OBJECT MODEL
4.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Binding)
5.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Reference)
6.
• CONCLUSION

8. Connection
Object
Command
Object
Record Set
Object
Error
Object
•Properties
Collection
•Parameters
Collection
•Fields
Collection

9. 1.
• INTRODUCTION
2.
• THE UDA STANDARD
3.
• THE ADO OBJECT MODEL
4.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Binding)
5.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Reference)
6.
• CONCLUSION

28. 1.
• INTRODUCTION
2.
• THE UDA STANDARD
3.
• THE ADO OBJECT MODEL
4.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Binding)
5.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Reference)
6.
• CONCLUSION

29. Connection
Object
Recordset
Object
Command
Object

30. Property Methods
ConnectionString Close
Provider Open
ConnectionTimeout
CommandTimeout
CursorLocation
Mode

31. Property Methods
CommandText Execute
CommandType

32. Property Methods
CursorLocation AddNew
CursorType Close and Open
EOF and BOF MoveNext
Fields MoveFirst
RecordCount MoveLast
MovePrevious

33. Database: Emp.mdb
Table: Emp

44. 1.
• INTRODUCTION
2.
• THE UDA STANDARD
3.
• THE ADO OBJECT MODEL
4.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Binding)
5.
• ESTABLISHING CONNECTION (Reference)
6.
• CONCLUSION