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Using MS Access Databases
2505 Using MS Access Databases http://www.herongyang.com/asp/ms_access.html ADO: An application programming interface (API) to access relational database management systems.

ADO is provided as a DLL, and usually installed at "c:program filescommon filessystemadomsadox.dll".
ADO can access databases connected through ODBC data source names (DSN).
ADO can also access MS Access database files.
ADO is built on top of OLE DB technology.
ADO API is very similar to DAO.
This chapter shows you how to use ADO to connect ASP pages to MS Access databases. It also shows various interesting issues related to taking user input data to database and retrieving data from database to Web pages.
ASP > Tips and Tutorials > Database-related Oct 10, 2006 Herong Yang

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