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In the last chapter, you saw how to create custom data sources and perform data binding without placing a Data Control on a form. You saw the potential that custom data sources have for organizing all data access code into a centralized location, freeing user interface developers from the need to wade through the details of database schemas, and providing consistent access to data through a convenient interface.
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Macdonald, R. (2000). The Data Environment. In: Serious ADO: Universal Data Access with Visual Basic. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0862-4_13
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