Decisions, decisions
Visual Basic (VB) 6.0 includes the new Data Environment, based on ADO, which I have explained in previous issues. Data Environment components such as connections and commands hide ADO and its details from the developer. Also, the Data Environment's graphical nature and tools make it easy to create data applications without having to remember a lot of technical details, such as how to set parameters and cursor options in the underlying ADO code. So, with these new features, should you ever consider using ADO directly?
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