ADO and SQL
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ADO: ActiveX Data Objects
Intro to ADO: http://www.w3schools.com/ado/ado_intro.asp
SQL: Structured Query Language
Intro to SQL: http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_intro.asp
I've worked with SQL for Microsoft Access, MSSQL, and mysql as a part of a data-mining project. I've never worked with ActiveX because I've never had to write ASP pages or other pages using ActiveX drivers.
Most of my SQL experience was used in the classroom, never for "real world" applications.
Intro to ADO: http://www.w3schools.com/ado/ado_intro.asp
SQL: Structured Query Language
Intro to SQL: http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_intro.asp
I've worked with SQL for Microsoft Access, MSSQL, and mysql as a part of a data-mining project. I've never worked with ActiveX because I've never had to write ASP pages or other pages using ActiveX drivers.
Most of my SQL experience was used in the classroom, never for "real world" applications.
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Hey everyone, I am new here. I am sorry I didn't reply back, I have been busy lately. ADO, which stands for ActiveX Data Objects. I have to write codes for Access. I know about sql like yall said.I asked my friend about ado but he or she told me that it's something like code but I knew it was activex data objects so I was confused about that.
Hey everyone, I am new here. I am sorry I didn't reply back, I have been busy lately. ADO, which stands for ActiveX Data Objects. I have to write codes for Access. I know about sql like yall said.I asked my friend about ado but he or she told me that it's something like code but I knew it was activex data objects so I was confused about that.
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