I have a code with has references to DAO and uses DAO to access the SQL jet
database. I want this code to run on 64 bit platforms too. So if I convert
this code to use ADO would this code run to 64 bit platforms?
Would it be difficult to convert the DAO code to ADO?
I am leaning towards using ADO instead of ODBC because I believe using ADO
would be easier and quicker. But I am not sure of any negative impacts (other
than performance) of using ADO instead of ODBC.
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