> sql,query,database,odbc
> > No, seriously, is there a compelling reason to use DAO? If you
> > can get away
> > from it, that may solve this problem as well as other problems
> > down the road
> > for you - it's an ADO world, baby!
>
> Not at all. DAO is a proven technology - a bit older than ADO,
> but just as
> viable.
>
> Why is it that people trash perfectly good technology, just because
> something's newer? If DAO fits, use it! Stop trashing what you don't
> understand just because it's not the "latest and greatest", which has its
> own set of problems.
>
> ADO isn't perfect, either - there have been several patches against ADO,
> including security patches, so it's not as great as you might think.