The dbDAO classes have the same object names as in Visual Basic, except that all objects have a Cdb prefix. For example, Recordset becomes CdbRecordset, DBEngine becomes CdbDBEngine, and so on. New objects defined by the dbDAO classes that don’t exist in Visual Basic, such as CdbBookmark, CdbLastOleError, and CdbException, are described later in this chapter.
Other objects used internally in the dbDAO classes are CdbObject, CdbOleObject, and CdbGetRowsEx. Because they are used internally, they exist in the dbDAO header file.