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What is the prefered data access connection in VB.NET?

Asked by Arka3L in Visual Basic Programming, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: VB.NET

What would be the best universal data connection for a program that could be used in a small office with records up to 500 and a large corp office with 10s of thousands of records. Which of these would be the best connection method : OLEDB connection, ADO.NET or TCP/IP.

I want to avoid ODBC connections i.e DSN on every machine this software is loaded onto. I want to be able to connect directly to a SQL database and retrieve records and put them in a recordset. I'm used to programming in VB 6, but now I'm programming VB.NET.

Any help would be appreciated.
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