Access 2000 - Queries in code - ADO or DAO

Hello
I am going to start making some of my queries in code. (VB in Access 2000) .
Should I use ADO or DAO? Does it make a big difference and why?

Thanks
William Roberts

If you are using Access' default Jet databases, there are many advantages to
continuing to use DAO:

-- DAO is the native language of Jet
-- DAO is faster with Jet than ADO
-- DAO is more complete for Jet than the
combination of ADO and ADOX

IMNSHO, there are few advantages to using ADO, but some are:

-- Accessing data in XML tables
-- Accessing other data in databases that
have an ADODB driver but no ODBC
driver available

others may be able to suggest additional reasons for using ADO. I would have
to have some _compelling_ need in order to use anything but DAO with a Jet
database.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP

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Thanks Larry

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> continuing to use DAO:
>
> -- DAO is the native language of Jet
> -- DAO is faster with Jet than ADO
> -- DAO is more complete for Jet than the
> combination of ADO and ADOX
>
> IMNSHO, there are few advantages to using ADO, but some are:
>
> -- Accessing data in XML tables
> -- Accessing other data in databases that
> have an ADODB driver but no ODBC
> driver available
>
> others may be able to suggest additional reasons for using ADO. I would[/color]
have[color=blue]
> to have some _compelling_ need in order to use anything but DAO with a Jet
> database.
>
> Larry Linson
> Microsoft Access MVP
>
> "William Roberts" <williamr107@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Should I use ADO or DAO? Does it make a big difference and why?
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> > Thanks
> > William Roberts
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