Re: ADO.net Code contest

Jesús López wrote:

> May I use DAO 3.6 instead of ADO.NET or ADODB ?
>
> I think DAO is the fastest way to deal with Access databases.
>
> Regards from Madrid (Spain)
> Jesús López

No, ODBC is (if I recall correctly). That is, raw C++ with odbc.

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