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Does SQL(DBMAN=ADO) in .NET give access to all ADO.NET functionality?

  • February 15, 2013
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Problem:

Net Express 4.0 with .NET

Does SQL(DBMAN=ADO) in .NET give access to all ADO.NET functionality?

Resolution:

The current version of Net Express with .NET documentation states:

1) Existing ODBC applications can be supported by using the SQL(DBMAN=ADO) compiler

   option.  An application can use both ODBC and ADO.NET but not within the same

   source program.

2) However, it is stated that ADO.NET does not have all the features of ODBC.  Also

   the storage and performance characteristics may also differ.

3) Additional EXEC ADO statements have been added to Net Express with .NET.  These

   allow access to the ADO.NET objects that OpenESQL uses at run time.

Old KB# 5223

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