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Hello.
I was just wondering what the differences are between and ADODB.Recordset and ADOR.Recordset? The project I am currently working on has a bunch of recordsets in it. I just use them as storage pretty much(client side). I do not use them for updating insert, or deleting. Which of these would be better for this type of thing?
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As previously stated, ADOR is a cut down version of ADODB, containing only recordset objects.
This is primarily used in n-tier development, where you would have a middle tier dedicated to accessing the data from a database and passing that data as a recordset to the UI tier. By using ADOR in the UI tier, you need a smaller memory footprint on the client side, whilst using the memory of the server to hold the rest of the connection objects.
Hope this is clearer.