Which of the following are goals of OLE DB? – McqOptions

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1.	Which of the following are goals of OLE DB?
A.	Create object interfaces for DBMS functionality pieces only.
B.	Increase flexibility only.
C.	Object interface over any type of data only.
D.	All of the above as goals of OLE DB.
Answer» E.

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