Using DAO

So far, this chapter has discussed DAO in general terms, describing its syntax and architecture. In this section, those ideas are put to work.

Note that this section introduces the creation and manipulation of objects. It doesn’t fully cover all of the DAO operations you may want to perform. For complete information, see the chapters listed in the following table.

For information about	See

Using data definition objects (databases, tables, fields, and so on)	Chapter 3, “Data Definition and Integrity”
Recordset objects that represent actual data	Chapter 5, “Working with Records and Fields”
Setting multiuser properties	Chapter 6, “Creating Multiuser Applications”
Using ODBCDirect workspaces	Chapter 9, “Developing Client/Server Applications”
Using groups, users, and permissions to control access to your application and its data	Chapter 10, “Managing Security”