ODBC = Open DataBase Connectivity, ADO = Active Data Objects. How you'd use them depends on which language you're trying to do so from. I'm not well versed in either (I have a couple of apps at work that use ADO but they do so through a wrapper someone else there wrote). If you're trying to use Access, I think using ADO from a language that supports COM well would be easiest (Python, VB).
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Date: 2002-02-16 07:08 am (UTC)From:How you'd use them depends on which language you're trying to do so from. I'm not well versed in either (I have a couple of apps at work that use ADO but they do so through a wrapper someone else there wrote).
If you're trying to use Access, I think using ADO from a language that supports COM well would be easiest (Python, VB).