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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object?
a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database.
b) To connect to a DB/2 database.
c) To connect to an Access database.
d) To connect to an SQL 6.5 database.

Question Posted / raghava

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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object? a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database. b) To con..

Answer / the jerk

I use OleDbConnection for SQL 6.5, and Access ALL THE TIME.
Also for SQL 2000 so SQL 7.0 must be OK, too. By process of
elimination, B must be the correct answer.

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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object? a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database. b) To con..

Answer / bhushan

Guyz...The question is "When would you....?". IMO, we can
connect to any database using oleDbConnection. However, the
question dwells on the fact that when would we not use it.
The fact that MS Access is a desktop database, leaves us no
option but to use oleDbConnection. Also, there must be some
way to connect to DB/2 database. The only 2 choices are to
use ODBC and OLEDB. So that has to be used with DB/2 as
well. However, with SQL server databases we have plenty of
support by the way of Sqlconnection and associated data
objects. These objects make it easier to work with SQL
databases easier than to use raw oleDbconnection. So the
obvious choice would amongst these 2. Yet going further, we
would refine our answer and state that support for SQL 7.0
has improved over SQL 6.5 and hence it has all the more
reason so as not to use OLEDBConnection. So IMO, the answer
should be SQL 7.0 database. Please correct me if any one
knows better...

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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object? a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database. b) To con..

Answer / g.b.prabhakaran

a

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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object? a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database. b) To con..

Answer / sathish

a)To connect to an SQL 7.0 database

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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object? a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database. b) To con..

Answer / harry krish

c) To connect to an Access database.

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When would you not use the oleDbConnection object? a) To connect to an SQL 7.0 database. b) To con..

Answer / sudhir kunnure

u cannot use oleDbConnection object to

a)To connect to an SQL 7.0 database.
b) To connect to a DB/2 database.
d) To connect to an SQL 6.5 database.

Only for
c) To connect to an Access database.

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