Re: Here's a rather broad question...
- From: "Stephen Howe" <stephenPOINThoweATtns-globalPOINTcom>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 15:54:56 +0100
I've gone through too many to start enumerating here; this is why I'mtaking
the "I'm a dumbass user and I've never done this before and I wanna knowin
what steps I have to go through" approach instead of going through every
single problem I've encountered so far. At this point I'm not interested
diagnosing any specific error; I'm looking for the general steps youcomponents
normally would have to take starting from a clean install of the
listed in my original message.
I don't know any general steps or aware of any general steps.
I use ADO but I have never used IIS or ASP's.
If you can't be bothered with general advice
for n00bs, I'm cool with letting somebody else help me along.
<shrill laugh> Your attitude is plain wrong.
With this newsgroup, there are too many combinations of use of ADO in terms
of
Version of MDAC
Version of Windows
Database being used at the back end
Provider being used
Language - VB,C++,Delphi,VBScript,JavaScript
for anybody here to be an expert in all combinations. That is also true of
others lurking in the newsgroup as well - their knowledge will be certain
combinations. I only know a limited set - my experience to date so far of
using ADO for 6 years mostly VC++ (most versions), some of ADOX, nearly all
versions of MDAC since 2.0, SQL Server provider and various versions SQL
Server, some use of Access & Jet provider - and that is it.
So I and others are reliant on you posting _EXACT_ messages of problems you
have encountered and maybe, maybe... it might overlap with some of the
problems I have experienced and then I might be able to say something.
There is no general advice, AFAIK. If your thinking there is some special
arcane answers and I am holding out on you - for the combination your using
or Microsoft KB articles, or some list of "gotchas" - none that I have
seen. There is Carl Prothman's FAQ on ADO but that covers exact problems
using ADO (e.g. RecordCount returning -1), not general advice about using
ADO. There are some specific Microsoft KB articles on ADO but again they are
specific not general.
There is some general overview infomation Microsoft's MSDN site but I don't
know what you are really after.
You might want to start here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnanchor/html/anch_dataaccess.asp?frame=true
Stephen Howe
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