One day, Paul DiLascia got up and decided to write his own desk band. By the time he was finished, he had built a BandObj framework that reduces writing a band object to a few lines of code. It's part of his own COM programming system called COMToys.
Paul DiLascia
Security has a deserved reputation for being complicated. It's typically the last thing that developers work on, and when they do, it often breaks the application. But with COM+, you can avoid having to develop this code yourself. Guy Eddon
The new cotypes introduced by OLE DB 2.5 accommodate types of data that can't be squeezed into rectangular rowsets. You'll see how to use these new cotypes, how they integrate with the existing OLE DB object model, and their impact on ADO.
