ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) is the core technology for accessing all kinds of data including relational databases, mail servers, Active Directory, text and other document files, and data in other non-standard formats. It is supplied with many development environments, including Microsoft Visual Studio, C++, Visual Basic, and as part of the Windows and Windows NT operating systems.
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- SQL Database Connection Strings Database terms glossary and online reference for various ADO and ADO.NET SQL database connection strings for MS SQL Server, MS Access, MySQL, Oracle.
- ADOX FAQ ADOX frequently asked questions from Microsoft ADO Newsgroup. By Carl Prothman.
- ADO FAQs ADO frequently asked questions from Microsoft ADO Newsgroup. By Carl Prothman.
- ADO DataType Mapping Shows the mapping between ADO and VB and C++ lanuganes, and Access, SQL Server, and Oracle databases. By Able Consulting, Inc.
- RDS FAQ RDS frequently asked questions from Microsoft ADO Newsgroup. By Carl Prothman
- ADO and SQL Server Developers' Guide The article discusses access SQL Server data using ADO. By Microsoft.
- Using ADO from ADO.NET Article answers the question "Should you port your SQL ADO applications gradually to ADO.NET or rewrite them from scratch?" by Dino Esposito.
- Microsoft ADO ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) is Microsoft's high-level application programming interface to all kinds of data. ADO provides consistent, high-performance access to data. By Microsoft.
- ADO Code Examples Sampeles using ADP in programming languages, including Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual J++, JScript, VBScript
- ADO Data Manipulation Examples Sample VBA code for working with ADO objects, such as Recordset, Command, Connection, with Access and Excel.
- ADO.NET/C# Database Programming Directory with source code sample, articles, tutorials, and tips concerning ADO.NET/C# database programming.