What type of string does ADO 's ado open command for connection object take.Is it ANSI of or _bstr_t or wchar_t?

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What type of string does ADO 's ado open command for connection object take.Is it ANSI of or _bstr_t or wchar_t?

Some examples use ANSI some use _bstr(L"Some String").
Which string is really the right string to use or is it that all the above mentioned str are acceptable?

Posted 26-Feb-14 4:47am

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_Asif_ · Answer 1 · 2014-02-26T05:00:00

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Its BSTR, in ur case _bstr_t. Check below url

Connection (ADO for Visual C++ Syntax)[^]

Posted 26-Feb-14 5:00am

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Maciej Los 26-Feb-14 11:44am

+5

_Asif_ 26-Feb-14 12:21pm

:)