Télécharger le fichier PDF ADO 2.0. Programmer's reference, by David Sussman

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ADO 2.0. Programmer's reference, by David Sussman

Télécharger le fichier PDF ADO 2.0. Programmer's reference, by David Sussman

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Broché: 400 pages

Editeur : WROX Press Ltd; Édition : 01 (1 octobre 1998)

Collection : Wrox Press

Langue : Anglais

ISBN-10: 1861001835

ISBN-13: 978-1861001832

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22,9 x 15,3 x 2,8 cm

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As the title suggests, it is a reference to the features in ADO, but the authors have done a good job of presenting a primer of ADO's more useful features. I was disoriented at first by how reference material was weaved together with extended textual explanations of concepts, but the format works. I ended up reading most of the book cover to cover rather than just looking up topics that interested me. And an extensive index goes a long way in making the material accessible for reference. Most of the code snippets are in VB or VBScript, but the authors used pseudocode a lot, so developers using any language will find the material helpful. The Introduction and first chapter take about 25 pages to give an overview of ADO. If you're new to database programming and ADO, I wouldn't start here; there just isn't enough to get you up to speed. But if you have a couple of database apps under your belt, this section serves as a good refresher and introduction to what's new in version 2.0. The next five chapters cover the ADO object model, each of the main objects, and the various collections, all in a fair bit of detail. The lists, tables, and technical detail got to be a bit tedious, but programmer's reference guides aren't meant to be riveting reading. These chapters serve as a good reference guide to the ADO architecture. The last three chapters are worth their weight in gold. Chapter 7 gives a good overview of remote data access and ADO. I was disappointed that ADO MD (multidimensional) received nary a mention, but otherwise the material is surprisingly up to date, such as by mentioning XML several times. Chapter 8, Data Shaping and Recordsets, is a gem. I suspect that relatively few developers have worked with data shapes yet, even with the data environment features of VB 6.0. And chapter 9 provides plenty of information about tuning your application's ADO performance. While I consider this book to be a mandatory addition to any Windows database programmer's library, it has a few annoying flaws. For one, it could have stood one more careful edit to catch typos and grammatical slips. The authors take on a patronizing tone at times, patting readers on the head. And there are ads for other Wrox Press titles scattered throughout the text, disguised as helpful notes about where to go for more information. Nevertheless, I'm glad to have this book at my elbow as I tackle data access with ADO. Highly recommended.

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I bought this book intending to learn about ADO and scripting. For the most part, the book was successful in teaching me the concepts and relevant objects. One of the good points was the ease of use and reference of the book - it's nice to have each chapter solely devoted to each ADO object. There is also a very interesting performance study that is probably alone worth the price of the book - very useful.Now, complaints. As others have said, although the cover and intro text may indicate you can use this book as is with many languages, this is not the case. The authors show very brief examples in one of the leading chapters on C++, J++, and other more advanced languages, and then proceed to VB/VBScript for the rest of the book. If you aren't using these two languages, I'd suggest you look for a book IN ADDITION to this one.Overall, an excellent book, especially for the price. I was able to get ADO working with a simple Access database in no time after reading it. Also, for those who bother to look at the examples on the Wrox site, they work well and provide all the source.

I bought this book and I am very satisfied with author's work on ADO. I have read this book completely. I very much like the way the concepts are explained and discussed. I strongly recommend it to other readers.However, I did find some debatable assertions on following pages:Page#11 JDBC was designed by Microsoft.Page#14: DNA is a old, simple, open architecture strategy made up of ideas and suggestions.Page#15: MTS, IIS, ASP, COM,DCOM, COM+, Visual Basic, VC++, VJ++ are all open and very simple to use technologies.Author directly and/or indirectly tries to elevate readers confidence through these statements. As Alex has done a good job all over, I am not yet ready to flame him for these minor things.

You should really buy this book if you want a refrence guide to all properties and methods of ADO 2.0.The book also does a good job at explaining how to use the various methods depending on what you as a programmer intend to use the method/property for.As a bonus you get one chapter on RDO - Microsofts "new" way of dealing with data on the web. This chapter does not only cover RDO but also XML and was for me a very good first look on these technologies.The books also takes up Stored procedures, Datashaping(Herarchial recordsets) and how/when to use them in your applications.As a finishing touch of this excellent book from Wrox Press there is a chapter on performance when opening and closing recordsets, using sql text questions or stored procedures, when to use different types of cursors, cursorlocations locking shemes and much more..This is definitly the book to buy about ADO.Sincerely /Hans Sixhöj Microsoft Certified Solution Developer

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