Object Model
Figure 12.2 shows a diagram of the ADO object hierarchy. Following it is a brief description of each of the nine objects that make up ADO. For each object, I list and very briefly describe all of the properties, collections, and methods (ADO objects do not respond to any events). As stated before, this is meant only as an overview. However, for several of the more commonly used properties, collections, and methods, I have added some more in-depth coverage in this chapter's Properties Reference, Collections Reference, and Methods Reference.
Figure 12.2. The ADO object model
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