dumb Question..What does a recruiter mean by ADO experiance?

[WhiteZiggy]

Ok,

I might be dumb, but what as far as recruiters does ADO mean?

If you use VB 6.0; dont most use ADO? Is ADO where the SQL is built in? Are you doing ADO by using the MSGRIDS?( is that the definition?) Is it a special packaging within VB?
I specialize in user interface and reporting and am just confused by the "name" game.

I have made many VB 6.0 and I believe they are all ADO. But maybe I dont know the dif because it is the only way I have worked.

Any reponses are appreciated...


Thanks...

WZ

 

[WhiteZiggy]

Heres is a good example...

If this is your code...

"Public Function ProcDataMIN(ByRef xlwb As Workbook, ByRef xlws As Worksheet, _
ByRef currentrow As Long, filename As String, fpath As String, _
SearchValue1, override, xCount) As Long
Dim adoXL As ADODB.Connection
Dim adoRS As ADODB.Recordset
Dim filepath As String
Dim sqlstr As String
Dim rngstr As String
rngstr = "A" & currentrow
filepath = fpath & "\"
sqlstr = "Select * from [Sheet1$] Where [F1] > 40000 AND [F7] = " & SearchValue1
Set adoXL = New ADODB.Connection

With adoXL
.Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
.ConnectionString = "Data Source=" & filepath & filename & ";" & _
"Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0; HDR=No;"""
.Open
End With

Set adoRS = New ADODB.Recordset
adoRS.Open sqlstr, adoXL
xlws.Range(rngstr).CopyFromRecordset adoRS
xlws.Range("E" & currentrow & ":E" & currentrow + xCount - 1).Value = "M"
xlws.Range("F" & currentrow & ":F" & currentrow + xCount - 1).Value = override
currentrow = currentrow + xCount - 1
adoRS.Close

Set adoRS = Nothing
Set adoXL = Nothing
ProcDataMIN = currentrow
End Function
""

Is that all it takes to be ADO? if so...
Then what other options are there?

Thanks...

 

[mishbaker]

If you can create ADO objects and use them, you know ADO. From there it's just levels of proficiency.

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