Difference between ADO and ADO.net ?
Answer Posted / wubetu
#11 ADO is always used to create a single table by using
recordset only and ADO is also always connection oriented
programming language.
ADO.NET is used to create multible tables by using objects
of the dataset and also it is both connection oriented and
disconnected fashion
.ADO.NET is used for .net programming languages etc.
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