Re: New to C# - DB question
- From: "Steven Nagy" <learndotnet@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Aug 2006 15:43:25 -0700
Oh also, if you are in a rush and need to complete some DB
functionality, you could always add a reference to the old adodb com
stuff and just use the recordsets you are familiar with. But if you
have time, definately learn the new architecture in .NET.
I remember when I did a .NET subject at uni in 4 years ago when I was
first introduced to it. I came from ASP background and I knew about COM
but not ADO.NET so I did exactly that on my first assignment: completed
the requirements using an ADO recordset! Luckily I was asked to
resubmit, otherwise I'd be cleaning windows for a living now...
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