Chapter 17. Object Models for Working with Data
IN THIS CHAPTER
What They Are and Why We Need Them 227
ActiveX Data Objects Extensions for Data Definition 234
What They Are and Why We Need Them
Data entered into a Microsoft Access database is often thought of as being stored in a table. Although that is true from a user and practical perspective, from a lower level point of view, much more is involved than just data and a table. Data is stored in a specific format within your MS Access file, or possibly, even externally. Microsoft Access performs a bit of data exchange between the raw data structures and the user interface objects. The user interface (UI) objects are ...
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