While most Access and VB6 projects that use Jet use the DAO object model, ADO is also possible. This module shows common DAO tasks and then shows the equivalent ADO code.
Procedure Name | Type | Description |
(Declarations) | Declarations | Declarations and private variables for the modSnippetDAOParity_Data module. |
ShowExecuteBulkOpQuery_ADO | Procedure | Show how to execute a bulk-operation (action) query using ADO. |
ShowExecuteBulkOpQuery_DAO | Procedure | Show how to execute a bulk-operation (action) query using DAO. |
ShowExecuteParamQuery_ADO | Procedure | Show how to run a saved query that uses parameters with ADO. |
ShowExecuteParamQuery_DAO | Procedure | Show how to run a saved query that uses parameters with DAO. |
ShowFilterRecordset_ADO | Procedure | Show how to use ADO to apply a filter to a recordset. |
ShowFilterRecordset_DAO | Procedure | Show how to use DAO to apply a filter to a recordset. |
ShowFindRecord_ADO | Procedure | Show how to use the Find method to locate a record using ADO in an ADO recordset. |
ShowFindRecord_DAO | Procedure | Show how to use the Find method to locate a record using DAO in a DAO recordset. |
ShowOpenDatabase_ADO | Procedure | Show how to open a Jet database using ADO. |
ShowOpenDatabase_DAO | Procedure | Show how to open a Jet database using DAO. |
ShowOpenDatabaseReadOnly_ADO | Procedure | Show how to open a Jet database object as Read-Only using ADO. |
ShowOpenDatabaseReadOnly_DAO | Procedure | Show how to open a Jet database object as Read-Only using DAO. |
ShowOpenExcelISAM_DAO | Procedure | Show how to open an Excel spreadsheet as a Jet object using Jet's Excel ISAM driver with DAO. |
ShowOpenISAMDatabase_ADO | Procedure | Show how to open an Excel spreadsheet as a Jet object using Jet's Excel ISAM driver with ADO. |
ShowOpenRecordsetFORO_ADO | Procedure | Show how to open a forward-only, read-only recordset using ADO. |
ShowOpenRecordsetFORO_DAO | Procedure | Show how to open a forward-only, read-only recordset using DAO. |
ShowOpenUpdateableRecordset_DAO | Procedure | Show how to open an updateable recordset on a SQL string using DAO. |
ShowRunSavedQuery_ADO | Procedure | Show how to run a row-returning saved query using ADO. |
ShowRunSavedQuery_DAO | Procedure | Show how to run a row-returning saved query using DAO. |
ShowSeekRecord_ADO | Procedure | Show how to find a record in an ADO recordset using the Seek method. Seeks are generally faster than Finds because Seek uses the Index object directly. |
ShowSeekRecord_DAO | Procedure | Show how to find a record in a DAO recordset using the Seek method. Seeks are generally faster than Finds because Seek uses the Index object directly. |
ShowSortRecordset_ADO | Procedure | Show how to use ADO to sort a recordset. |
ShowSortRecordset_DAO | Procedure | Show how to use DAO to sort a recordset. |
ShowUpdateRecordset_ADO | Procedure | Show how to open an updateable recordset on a SQL string using ADO. |
ShowUseTransactions_ADO | Procedure | Show how to use Jet transactions in ADO. |
ShowUseTransactions_DAO | Procedure | Show how to use Jet transactions in DAO. |
' Snippet code is partial code that demonstrates a particular feature, and does include separate Example code. ' Please see the Snippet notes for information about customizing and implementing Snippet code.
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