Re: Using ADO and DAO in same mdb
- From: CDMAPoster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 29 Jul 2007 19:00:22 -0700
On Jul 29, 10:38 am, Barry Edmund Wright
<bwright_msacc...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi,
I started a project with a company who hired two Access developers
because of the tight timeline. Problem, I use DAO the other developer
uses ADO. I believe we can use both ADO and DAO by putting the DAO
reference first and then the ADO if he fully qualifies all the ADO
declarations. Is this correct?
Any comments appreaciated.
Cheers,
Barrywww.witstoronto.ca
You might be able to meet your deadline with an ADO/DAO mix, but I'd
say you've still got a huge kettle of worms, er, a different can of
fish, er, more fun than a swamp full of monkeys. You'll definitely be
mixing your metaphors before they're said and done with :-).
James A. Fortune
CDMAPoster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If you outsource a project to multiple programmers, when the project's
done it will be obvious that multiple programmers worked on it.
.
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