Use the ADO Connection object to connect to a data source, so that commands can be executed against it.
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Use the ADO Connection object to connect to a data source, so that commands can be executed against it.
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The Record object represents things like Directories and Files in a file system, and folders and messages in an e-mail system. A record can also represent a row in a RecordSet. A record has a Field collection.
An Error object contains information about a single error or warning from an OLEDB provider. Error objects are contained within a 0-based Errors collection which is referenced from a Connection object.
Cancels any changes made during the current transaction and ends the transaction.
The Open method is used to open a connection to a database. Once the connection is open, you can then execute stored procedures or sql statements, or use sql statements to retrieve data from the database you connected to.