ADO and ADO.NET differences?
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Answer / srinivasreddy
ADO Is the Connected Architecture but ADO.NET is the
disconnected architecture.
in ado we cant retrieve the more than one table at a time
but in ado.net we can retrieve many tables as per user
requirement.
in ado we have recordset for the retrieving data but in
ado.net we have Dataset.
in ado xml integration is not possible but in ado.net we
can use xml.
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Answer / saritha
ado doesnot support database connectivity with purely
dissconnected architecture and xml intigration
where
ado.net supports database connectivity with purely
dissconected architecture and xml intiration
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