Generally speaking, ODBC is knocking at death's door. Its old protocols
are useful now only for connecting to a database your platform doesn't
know how to talk with directly, such as MS Access.
If you have a choice, you 100% want to use the SQLClient drivers to talk
to a SQL Server.
-nathan strutz
Boudreau, Duane wrote:
> Which is better? Is there a difference? I've heard conflicting stories. I've heard that they are essentially the same thing, but during a recent ASP.Net 2.0 class the instructor said that it was more efficient to us the SQLClient interface as it was MS's native driver.
>
> Any idea which if any is better?
>
> Thanks,
> Duane
>
>
>
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