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How to use Adodc In Vb.net

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    In vb 6.0 we can use adodc by using connectionstring and recordsource properties and we can use that datasource and datafield properties to bind the controls with adodc. But in vb.net there is no property to bind controls with adodc control.In vb.net we can only use databinding.add method to bind the controls but it does not allow to bind control with the adodc control. Any idea how I can use adodc in vb.net 2005? Thanks in advance Ejaz

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      In vb 6.0 we can use adodc by using connectionstring and recordsource properties and we can use that datasource and datafield properties to bind the controls with adodc. But in vb.net there is no property to bind controls with adodc control.In vb.net we can only use databinding.add method to bind the controls but it does not allow to bind control with the adodc control. Any idea how I can use adodc in vb.net 2005? Thanks in advance Ejaz

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      I suggest you look into OLEDB as a datalayer option, I beleive the datacontrol idea has been deprecated in .net

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        In vb 6.0 we can use adodc by using connectionstring and recordsource properties and we can use that datasource and datafield properties to bind the controls with adodc. But in vb.net there is no property to bind controls with adodc control.In vb.net we can only use databinding.add method to bind the controls but it does not allow to bind control with the adodc control. Any idea how I can use adodc in vb.net 2005? Thanks in advance Ejaz

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        Paul Conrad
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        Adodc is not used anymore.

        "I guess it's what separates the professionals from the drag and drop, girly wirly, namby pamby, wishy washy, can't code for crap types." - Pete O'Hanlon

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          I suggest you look into OLEDB as a datalayer option, I beleive the datacontrol idea has been deprecated in .net

          Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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          Thanks Holmes for the reply. I never use oledb as data layer.Any artical or sample for this? Ejaz

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            Thanks Holmes for the reply. I never use oledb as data layer.Any artical or sample for this? Ejaz

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            2 pages of article on this site alone.[^]

            Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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