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(Ebook) ADO ActiveX data objects 1st Edition by Jason T Roff ISBN 9781565924154 1565924150

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Authors:Jason T. Roff
Pages:627 pages.
Year:2001
Editon:1
Publisher:O'Reilly & Associates
Language:english
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Author: Jason T Roff

Getting data across platforms and formats is a cornerstone of present-day applications development. ADO: ActiveX Data Objects is both an introduction and a complete reference to ADO (ActiveX Data Objects), Microsoft's universal data access solution. You'll learn how to easily access data in multiple formats--such as email messages, Access databases, Word documents, and SQL databases--even on different platforms, without spending extra time learning every last detail about each format.Author Jason Roff shows by example how to use ADO with your programming language of choice to save programming time, so you can concentrate on the content and quality of your application rather than the nitty-gritty of specific data formats.ADO: ActiveX Data Objects includes: Chapters dedicated to the Connection, Recordset, Field, and Command objects and the Properties collection A complete, detailed reference listing every ADO object, method, property, and event, in convenient alphabetical order Chapters on ADO architecture, data shaping, the ADO Event Model An appendix containing enumeration tables used by ADO objects and collections, listed alphabetically Brief introductions to RDS, ADO.NET, and SQLADO: ActiveX Data Objects is a versatile one-stop guide to both the theory and practice of programming with ADO through Version 2.6. The thorough reference section and topic-specific chapters will help you find quick answers about the details of objects, collections, methods, and properties of ADO. And the abundance of practical code examples will give you a good grasp of how to use ADO's strong points most effectively.
 

(Ebook) ADO ActiveX data objects 1st Edition Table of contents:

  1. I
  2. Introduction to ADO
  3. ADO in Context: Universal Data Access
  4. ODBC
  5. Jet/DAO
  6. RDO
  7. ODBCDirect
  8. OLE DB
  9. ADO
  10. RDS
  11. Putting It All Together
  12. ADO and COM: Language Independence
  13. COM
  14. ADO and COM
  15. When to Use ADO
  16. Summary
  17. The ADO Architecture
  18. An Overview of the ADO Architecture
  19. ADO Components
  20. The Connection Object
  21. The Command Object
  22. The Parameters collection and the Parameter object
  23. The Recordset Object
  24. The Fields collection and the Field object
  25. The Record Object
  26. The Stream Object
  27. The Properties Collection and the Property Object
  28. The Errors Collection and the Error Object
  29. Summary
  30. Accessing ADO with Various Languages
  31. Accessing ADO with Visual Basic
  32. Referencing ActiveX Data Objects
  33. Creating ActiveX Data Objects
  34. Using ADO with Visual Basic: An Example
  35. Accessing ADO with Visual C++
  36. Referencing ActiveX Data Objects
  37. Creating ActiveX Data Objects
  38. Using ADO with Visual C++: An Example
  39. Accessing ADO with Visual J++
  40. Referencing ActiveX Data Objects
  41. Creating ActiveX Data Objects
  42. Using ADO with Visual J++: An Example
  43. Accessing ADO with VBScript
  44. Referencing ActiveX Data Objects
  45. Creating ActiveX Data Objects
  46. Using ADO with VBScript: An Example
  47. Accessing ADO with JScript
  48. Referencing ActiveX Data Objects
  49. Creating ActiveX Data Objects
  50. Using ADO with JScript: An Example
  51. Summary
  52. The Connection Object
  53. Opening and Closing a Connection: Implicit Versus Explicit
  54. Opening a Connection
  55. Closing a Connection
  56. Configuring Connections
  57. Working with Connection Strings
  58. Working with Data Source Names
  59. Installing the DSNs
  60. Opening a connection with a DSN
  61. Setting Connection Options
  62. Default database
  63. Data-access permissions
  64. Timeout setting
  65. Cursor location
  66. Determining ADO Version Number and Connection State
  67. Choosing a Data Provider
  68. Executing Commands
  69. The Execute Method
  70. The CommandTimeout Property
  71. Managing Multiple Transactions
  72. Starting a Transaction: The BeginTrans and CommitTrans Methods
  73. Canceling a Transaction: The RollbackTrans Method
  74. Nesting Transactions
  75. Setting Transaction Options
  76. Automatic creation of new transactions
  77. Isolation level
  78. Determining the Layout of Your Data Source
  79. Summary
  80. The Recordset Object
  81. Cursors: Viewing a Recordset
  82. Dynamic Cursor
  83. Keyset Cursor
  84. Static Cursor
  85. Forward-Only Cursor
  86. CursorType Example
  87. Working with Recordsets
  88. The Open Method
  89. The Save Method
  90. Determining the State of the Recordset Object: The State Property
  91. Fine-Tuning Performance of the Recordset Object
  92. The CacheSize property
  93. The MaxRecords property
  94. The CursorLocation property
  95. Sorting, Filtering, and Finding Rows in a Recordset
  96. The Filter property
  97. The Sort property
  98. The Resync method
  99. The Find method
  100. Working with Multiple Recordset Objects
  101. Navigating a Recordset
  102. The Record Pointer
  103. The MoveFirst, MovePrevious, MoveNext, and MoveLast Methods
  104. The Move Example
  105. Ordinal Position
  106. Bookmarks
  107. The Move method
  108. Paging
  109. Working with Records
  110. Adding New Records
  111. Updating and Editing Records
  112. Deleting Records
  113. Retrieving Records
  114. Lock Types: Managing Access to a Recordset
  115. Read-Only Locks
  116. Pessimistic Locks
  117. Optimistic Locks
  118. Batch Optimistic Locks
  119. Summary
  120. Fields
  121. The Fields Collection Object
  122. The Field Object
  123. Working with the Fields Collection
  124. Field Specifics
  125. Field Datatypes
  126. Field Sizes
  127. Large Datatypes
  128. Batch Updates
  129. Determining Field Object Functionality
  130. Summary
  131. The Command Object
  132. Specifying Commands
  133. Textual Definitions as Commands
  134. Stored Procedures as Commands
  135. Table Names as Commands
  136. Unknown Command Types
  137. Executing Commands
  138. Executing Commands with the Command Object
  139. Executing Commands with the Connection Object
  140. Executing Commands with the Recordset Object
  141. Parameters
  142. Passing Parameters
  143. Parameter Properties
  144. Specifying Parameters
  145. The Parameters Project
  146. Asynchronous Execution
  147. Executing a Command Asynchronously
  148. Canceling a Command
  149. Summary
  150. The ADO Event Model
  151. Introduction to Events
  152. The ConnectionEvent Family
  153. Connection Events
  154. Execution Events
  155. Transaction Events
  156. Informational Events
  157. The RecordsetEvent Family
  158. Retrieval Events
  159. Movement Events
  160. Field Change Events
  161. Record Change Events
  162. Recordset Change Events
  163. Canceling Operations
  164. Turning Events Off
  165. Summary
  166. Data Shaping
  167. An Introduction to Data Shaping
  168. The Microsoft Data Shaping Service
  169. Shaping Commands
  170. APPEND Command
  171. COMPUTE Command
  172. Shape Functions
  173. Example: Accessing Shaped Recordsets
  174. Summary
  175. Records and Streams
  176. The Record Object
  177. Opening a Record Object
  178. Opening a Record object with a Command object
  179. Opening a Record object with a SQL statement
  180. Opening a Record object with a table name
  181. Opening a Record object with an open Recordset object
  182. Opening a Record object with a URL
  183. Navigating Hierarchies
  184. File and Directory Manipulation with the Record Object
  185. Copying
  186. Deleting
  187. Moving
  188. Record Object Properties
  189. Record Object Fields
  190. Internet Publishing provider fields
  191. Standard Record object fields
  192. The Stream Object
  193. Opening a Stream Object
  194. Obtaining a Stream with the Default Stream from a Record object
  195. Opening a Stream with an open Record object
  196. Opening a Stream with an absolute URL
  197. Opening a Stream in memory
  198. Reading and Writing with Streams
  199. Textual data
  200. Binary data
  201. Stream persistence
  202. Summary
  203. Remote Data Services
  204. RDS Object Model
  205. The DataSpace Object
  206. DataSpace object members
  207. Instantiating an object with the DataSpace object
  208. The DataFactory Object
  209. DataFactory object members
  210. Creating an empty recordset on the client side
  211. Roundtrip querying and updating
  212. The DataControl Object
  213. DataControl object members
  214. Binding a control to the DataControl object
  215. Filtering and sorting the recordset
  216. An Example in RDS
  217. More Information About RDS
  218. Summary
  219. The Microsoft .NET Framework and ADO.NET
  220. The Microsoft .NET Framework
  221. The Common Language Runtime
  222. C#: Unified Programming Language
  223. ASP.NET
  224. From COM to .NET: The Creation of ADO.NET
  225. ADO.NET
  226. DataSets
  227. Managed Providers
  228. ADO.NET Features
  229. Disconnected Data
  230. Strongly Typed Language
  231. XML Integration
  232. Summary
  233. II
  234. ADO API Reference
  235. Finding the Reference Page
  236. Using the Reference Pages
  237. Sample Object
  238. Sample Object.Property
  239. Sample Object.Method
  240. Command Object
  241. Command.ActiveConnection Property
  242. Command.Cancel Method
  243. Command.CommandStream Property
  244. Command.CommandText Property
  245. Command.CommandTimeout Property
  246. Command.CommandType Property
  247. Command.CreateParameter Method
  248. Command.Dialect Property
  249. Command.Execute Method
  250. Command.Name Property
  251. Command.NamedParameters Property
  252. Command.Parameters Collection
  253. Command.Prepared Property
  254. Command.Properties Collection
  255. Command.State Property
  256. Connection Object
  257. Connection.Attributes Property
  258. Connection.BeginTrans Method (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6) Connection.CommitTrans Method (Vers...
  259. Connection.BeginTransComplete Event
  260. Connection.Cancel Method
  261. Connection.Close Method
  262. Connection.CommandTimeout Property
  263. Connection.CommitTrans Method
  264. Connection.CommitTransComplete Event
  265. Connection.ConnectComplete Event
  266. Connection.ConnectionString Property
  267. Connection.ConnectionTimeout Property
  268. Connection.CursorLocation Property
  269. Connection.DefaultDatabase Property
  270. Connection.Disconnect Event
  271. Connection.Errors Collection
  272. Connection.Execute Method
  273. Connection.ExecuteComplete Event
  274. Connection.InfoMessage Event
  275. Connection.IsolationLevel Property
  276. Connection.Mode Property
  277. Connection.Open Method
  278. Connection.OpenSchema
  279. Connection.Properties Collection
  280. Connection.Provider Property
  281. Connection.RollbackTrans Method
  282. Connection.RollbackTransComplete Event
  283. Connection.State Property
  284. Connection.Version Property
  285. Connection.WillConnect Event
  286. Connection.WillExecute Event
  287. Error Object
  288. Error.Description Property
  289. Error.HelpContext Property (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6) Error.HelpFile Property
  290. Error.NativeError Property
  291. Error.Number Property
  292. Error.Source Property
  293. Error.SQLState Property
  294. Errors Collection
  295. Errors.Clear Method
  296. Errors.Count Property
  297. Errors.Item Property
  298. Errors.Refresh Method
  299. Field Object
  300. Field.ActualSize Property
  301. Field.AppendChunk
  302. Field.Attributes Property
  303. Field.DataFormat Property
  304. Field.DefinedSize Property
  305. Field.GetChunk Method
  306. Field.Name Property
  307. Field.NumericScale Property
  308. Field.OriginalValue Property
  309. Field.Precision Property
  310. Field.Properties Collection
  311. Field.Status Property
  312. Field.Type Property
  313. Field.UnderlyingValue Property
  314. Field.Value Property
  315. Fields Collection
  316. Fields.Append Method
  317. Fields.CancelUpdate Method
  318. Fields.Count Property
  319. Fields.Delete Method
  320. Fields.Item Property
  321. Fields.Refresh Method
  322. Fields.Resync Method
  323. Fields.Update Method
  324. Parameter Object
  325. Parameter.AppendChunk Method
  326. Parameter.Attributes Property
  327. Parameter.Direction Property
  328. Parameter.Name Property
  329. Parameter.NumericScale Property
  330. Parameter.Precision Property
  331. Parameter.Properties Collection
  332. Parameter.Size Property
  333. Parameter.Type Property
  334. Parameter.Value Property
  335. Parameters Collection
  336. Parameters.Append Method
  337. Parameters.Count Property
  338. Parameters.Delete Method
  339. Parameters.Item Property
  340. Parameters.Refresh Method
  341. Properties Collection
  342. Properties.Count Property
  343. Properties.Item Property
  344. Properties.Refresh Method
  345. Property Object
  346. Property.Attributes Property
  347. Property.Name Property
  348. Property.Type Property
  349. Property.Value Property
  350. Record Object
  351. Record.ActiveConnection Property
  352. Record.Cancel Method
  353. Record.Close Method
  354. Record.CopyRecord Method
  355. Record.DeleteRecord Method
  356. Record.Fields Collection
  357. Record.GetChildren Method
  358. Record.Mode Property
  359. Record.MoveRecord Method
  360. Record.Open Method
  361. Record.ParentURL Property
  362. Record.Properties Collection
  363. Record.RecordType Property
  364. Record.Source Property
  365. Record.State Property
  366. Recordset Object
  367. Recordset.AbsolutePage Property
  368. Recordset.AbsolutePosition Property
  369. Recordset.ActiveCommand Property
  370. Recordset.ActiveConnection Property
  371. Recordset.AddNew Method
  372. Recordset.BOF Property (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6) Recordset.EOF Property
  373. Recordset.Bookmark Property
  374. Recordset.CacheSize Property
  375. Recordset.Cancel Method
  376. Recordset.CancelBatch Method
  377. Recordset.CancelUpdate Method
  378. Recordset.Clone Method
  379. Recordset.Close Method
  380. Recordset.CompareBookmarks Method
  381. Recordset.CursorLocation Property
  382. Recordset.CursorType Property
  383. Recordset.DataMember Property (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6) Recordset.DataSource Property
  384. Recordset.Delete Method
  385. Recordset.EditMode Property
  386. Recordset.EndOfRecordset Event
  387. Recordset.EOF Property
  388. Recordset.FetchComplete Event
  389. Recordset.FetchProgress Event
  390. Recordset.FieldChangeComplete Event
  391. Recordset.Fields Collection
  392. Recordset.Filter Property
  393. Recordset.Find Method
  394. Recordset.GetRows Method
  395. Recordset.GetString Method
  396. Recordset.Index Property
  397. Recordset.LockType Property
  398. Recordset.MarshalOptions Property
  399. Recordset.MaxRecords Property
  400. Recordset.Move Method
  401. Recordset.MoveComplete Event
  402. Recordset.MoveFirst Method (Versions 2.0, 2.1, 2.5, 2.6) Recordset.MoveLast Method (Versions...
  403. Recordset.NextRecordset Method
  404. Recordset.Open Method
  405. Recordset.PageCount Property
  406. Recordset.PageSize Property
  407. Recordset.Properties Collection
  408. Recordset.RecordChangeComplete Event
  409. Recordset.RecordsetChangeComplete Event
  410. Recordset.RecordCount Property
  411. Recordset.Requery Method
  412. Recordset.Resync Method
  413. Recordset.Save Method
  414. Recordset.Seek Method
  415. Recordset.Sort Property
  416. Recordset.Source Property
  417. Recordset.State Property
  418. Recordset.Status Property
  419. Recordset.StayInSync Property
  420. Recordset.Supports Method
  421. Recordset.Update Method
  422. Recordset.UpdateBatch Method
  423. Recordset.WillChangeField Event
  424. Recordset.WillChangeRecord Event
  425. Recordset.WillChangeRecordset Event
  426. Recordset.WillMove Event
  427. Stream Object
  428. Stream.Cancel Method
  429. Stream.CharSet Property
  430. Stream.Close Method
  431. Stream.CopyTo Method
  432. Stream.EOS Property
  433. Stream.Flush Method
  434. Stream.LineSeparator Property
  435. Stream.LoadFromFile Method
  436. Stream.Mode Property
  437. Stream.Open Method
  438. Stream.Position Property
  439. Stream.Read Method
  440. Stream.ReadText Method
  441. Stream.SaveToFile Method
  442. Stream.SetEOS Method
  443. Stream.Size Property
  444. Stream.SkipLine Method
  445. Stream.State Property
  446. Stream.Type Property
  447. Stream.Write Method
  448. Stream.WriteText Method
  449. III
  450. Introduction to SQL
  451. Record Selection
  452. Selection Statements
  453. SELECT
  454. SELECT ALL
  455. SELECT DISTINCT
  456. SELECT DISTINCTROW
  457. SELECT TOP
  458. Aggregate Functions
  459. AVG
  460. COUNT
  461. MIN and MAX
  462. STDEV and STDEVP
  463. SUM
  464. VAR and VARP
  465. Setting Conditions
  466. WHERE
  467. WHERE
  468. Grouping and Ordering
  469. GROUP BY
  470. HAVING
  471. ORDER BY
  472. SELECT TOP
  473. Joining Tables
  474. INNER JOIN
  475. LEFT JOIN and RIGHT JOIN
  476. SELECT DISTINCTROW
  477. Subqueries
  478. Unions
  479. UNION
  480. Other Options
  481. PARAMETERS
  482. PROCEDURE
  483. WITH OWNERACCESS OPTION
  484. Data Manipulation
  485. Adding Records
  486. INSERT . . . INTO
  487. Modifying Records
  488. UPDATE
  489. Deleting Records
  490. DELETE
  491. Database Modification
  492. CREATE TABLE
  493. ALTER TABLE
  494. CONSTRAINT
  495. CREATE INDEX
  496. DROP
  497. The Properties Collection
  498. The Property Example
  499. ADO Errors
  500. Working with Errors in ADO
  501. ADO Trappable Errors
  502. Data-Provider Errors
  503. The Errors Example
  504. The Main Form
  505. The ADO Error(s) Form
  506. The ADO Data Control
  507. The ADO Data Control Property Pages
  508. Creating Connection Strings with the ADO Data Control
  509. Data Link Properties Dialog Box
  510. Entering provider information
  511. Entering connection information
  512. Entering advanced information
  513. Reviewing all of the Data Link information
  514. Data Link Files
  515. The ADO Data Control Example
  516. Enumeration Tables
  517. ADCPROP_ASYNCTHREADPRIORITY_ENUM Enumeration
  518. ADCPROP_AUTORECALC_ENUM Enumeration
  519. ADCPROP_UPDATECRITERIA_ENUM Enumeration
  520. ADCPROP_UPDATERESYNC_ENUM Enumeration
  521. AffectEnum Enumeration
  522. BookmarkEnum Enumeration
  523. CommandTypeEnum Enumeration
  524. CompareEnum Enumeration
  525. ConnectModeEnum Enumeration
  526. ConnectOptionEnum Enumeration
  527. ConnectPromptEnum Enumeration
  528. CopyRecordOptionsEnum Enumeration
  529. CursorLocationEnum Enumeration
  530. CursorOptionEnum Enumeration
  531. CursorTypeEnum Enumeration
  532. DataTypeEnum Enumeration
  533. EditModeEnum Enumeration
  534. ErrorValueEnum Enumeration
  535. EventReasonEnum
  536. EventStatusEnum Enumeration
  537. ExecuteOptionEnum Enumeration
  538. FieldAttributesEnum Enumeration
  539. FieldEnum Enumeration
  540. FieldStatusEnum Enumeration
  541. FilterGroupEnum Enumeration
  542. GetRowsOptionEnum Enumeration
  543. IsolationLevelEnum Enumeration
  544. LineSeparatorEnum Enumeration
  545. LockTypeEnum Enumeration
  546. MarshalOptionsEnum Enumeration
  547. MoveRecordOptionsEnum Enumeration
  548. ObjectStateEnum Enumeration
  549. ParameterAttributesEnum Enumeration
  550. ParameterDirectionEnum Enumeration
  551. PersistFormatEnum Enumeration
  552. PositionEnum Enumeration
  553. PropertyAttributesEnum Enumeration
  554. RecordCreateOptionsEnum Enumeration
  555. RecordOpenOptionsEnum Enumeration
  556. RecordStatusEnum Enumeration
  557. RecordTypeEnum Enumeration
  558. ResyncEnum Enumeration
  559. SaveOptionsEnum Enumeration
  560. SchemaEnum Enumeration
  561. SearchDirectionEnum Enumeration
  562. SeekEnum Enumeration
  563. StreamOpenOptionsEnum Enumeration
  564. StreamReadEnum Enumeration
  565. StreamTypeEnum Enumeration
  566. StreamWriteEnum Enumeration
  567. StringFormatEnum Enumeration
  568. XactAttributeEnum Enumeration
  569. Index

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