ADO and ADO.net support in .net

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Hello Everyone,

I am new to .net, I have a question.

Question: How do you connect the sql database? using ADO or ADO.net technology ? Does .net supports ADO ?

Actually, I had VB code , recently I converted in to VB.net using a tool.

I am observing that, a property DataMembers of ADO is not supported in .net framework.
I do not see any replacement of the same.

It seems, I need to re-write all code( written in ADO) in to ADO.net. am I right here?

Please help.

Regards,
Joy

Posted 23-Dec-13 23:42pm

joyjhonson

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In this case, Code Rewrite is best option for you. Get rid of VB6 code.
ADO.NET is better than ADO. And you could use many features in .NET.

ADO.NET for the ADO Programmer[^]

Posted 24-Dec-13 3:14am

thatraja

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Maciej Los 24-Dec-13 9:16am

+5!

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-23T23:47:00

Solution 1

joyjhonson wrote:
Question: How do you connect the sql database? using ADO or ADO.net technology ? Does .net supports ADO ?

ADO.NET!

joyjhonson wrote:

It seems, I need to re-write all code( written in ADO) in to ADO.net. am I right here?

Yes, yes, yes!

Posted 23-Dec-13 23:47pm

Maciej Los

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thatraja 24-Dec-13 9:15am

5!

Maciej Los 24-Dec-13 9:15am

Thank you ;)