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Building Distributed Applications with ADO

Name: Building Distributed Applications with ADO
Author: William Martiner, James Falino, David Herion
ISBN: 9780471317012

by William Martiner, James Falino, David Herion

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A complete guide to building powerful, distributed database applications using today's hottest data access technology.
ctiveX Data Objects (ADO) give developers the ability to build enterprise-level distributed applications with access to a universe of data sources and the power to work the data. In this book, you'll learn how to get the most out of this dynamic new technology. It provides a complete practical overview of ADO and related distributed application technologies. Using example applications, complete with source code, the authors show you, step by step, how to use these powerful new technologies to build sophisticated database applications of your own. This essential guide covers such important topics as: *The MDAC Object Structure (ADO, RDC, and ADOX). *Using ADO with Diverse Data Sources (SQL Server, Oracle, Access, Microsoft Index Server) *Using ADO on the Web with ASP, RDS, and XML. *Transaction/Batch Processing. *Using ADO with Windows Distributed Application Services (MTS and MSMQ). *Distributed Object-Oriented Design and Development using ADO.
On the companion Web site you'll find: *Complete code examples. *ADO related links. *Updates on the technologies and methods described in the book.

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Shows how to develop robust client/server and Internet applications with ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). Begins with a look at the use of OLE DB as a blueprint for universal data access, then moves to the basic structure and implementation of ADO as a practical means of using OLE DB technology, discussing different types of data that can be accessed with ADO. Covers practical uses of ADO in conjunction with Microsoft's Windows NT middle-tier services, and offers a reusable, real-world example, amplified by discussions of using these technologies to create optimized application architectures. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.