Connection pooling in ADO.Net lets you reuse database connections and improves data access performance ...

With VB6, you can call ADODB objects to open an SQL database connection, send a query and then store the results in a Recordset data object.

I am running an ASP page that opens an ADO connection to an MS SQL database. It starts up a transaction and then executes a series of statements (no SELECTs, only DELETEs and INSERTs). It seems that ...

A simple ADO connection string, coupled with the stuff Microsoft already has installed on any of their modern OS'es, lets you access the data easily.<P><B>SQL<I>xxx</I> Components ...