RAKSHA BHANDWALKAR
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Posted: Friday 09, May 2008 11:33:08 AM
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What is ADO .NET and what is difference between ADO and ADO.NET ?
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Coder | Posted: Friday 09, May 2008 12:02:07 PM | | Raksha,
ADO is used in vb6. it is connected architecture. ADO.NET is the data access technology used in .NET it is xml based disconnected architecture.
thanks
Coder.
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Mariraj | Posted: Friday 09, May 2008 12:06:57 PM | | what is the full form of ADO? ActiveX data objects is correct or not?
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Coder | Posted: Friday 09, May 2008 12:11:22 PM | | yes..you are right.
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S. Kavitha | Posted: Monday 12, May 2008 12:38:45 PM | | What is the diff. betwn connected and disconnected architecture ?
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Rakesh Choudhary | Posted: Saturday 31, January 2009 07:09:41 AM | | hi Raksha... ADO.NET is data-access technology, primarily disconnected and d esigned to provide efficient, scalable data access.
Difference between ADO and ADO.NET 1.ADO.NET is considered as evolution version of ADO. 2.ADO.NET works with both connected as well as disconnected fashion whereas ADO works with connected architecture. 3.ADO.NET provides disconnected access through DataSet while AD O provides disconnected access using recordset. 4.ADO.NET use XML to transfer data between objects while ADO us e binary format to transfer data. 5.ADO.NET is shipped with .Net Framework and implemented using .Net methodology whereas ADO relies on COM. Thanks Rakesh
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Rakesh Choudhary | Posted: Saturday 31, January 2009 07:22:20 AM | | hi S.Kavitha... connected architecture Means we can connect the DB and open the connection explictly and we need to close the object once we f inished the getting values. In ado connection oriented architecture is used and in ado.net it will support for both connected and disconnected architectur e . connection by using the Command object and Datareader Diconnected by using the Dataadapter and Dataset. Once the Data we get from disconncted archtecture we can use it and keep it and it will be used as a database . finally we can update the dataset to the database as a whole. Thanks Rakesh
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AtanuMaity | Posted: Wednesday 11, February 2009 07:14:46 PM | | Dear Rakesh,
Nice Explanation...Thanks
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