I snipped this from MSDN's description of ADO+.
[snip]
For example, consider the following line of code, using conventional (not strongly typed) programming:
<b>IF TotalCost > Table("Customer").Column("AvailableCredit") </b>
In this example, you are programming the ADO tables and columns.
With strongly typed programming, the same example is much easier:
<b>IF TotalCost > Customer.AvailableCredit </b>
[end snip]
Now, where have I seen code like that second example before?
M.
Marty Smith, CSQE