Record set - database applications, Visual Basic Programming

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Record Set:

The record set presents the records in a base table or the records retrieved due to the query. The record set falls into 3 classes. These are table type record sets, dyna set & the snap shot type record sets.

(i)Table Type Record Sets:

The Table type record sets present a base table in the Microsoft Jet data base.

(ii) Dyna Set Type Record Sets:

The Dyna set type record sets are the resulting of a query.

(iii)Snap shot Type Record Sets:

The Snap shot type record sets presents a static copy of the records.

(iv) Data Source:

The Data source is a specific illustration made up of the 4 components.

Database which contains the data
A DBMS
The Operating system and the environment where the data resides
The network connection which permits access to the data source.

The database associated projects are made up of the MFC database classes. The ODBC driver manager uses the driver interacts with the database as shown in figure.

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Figure: Working of a Database Application

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