I am running code from Excel VBA and with that run procedures in a VB6
ActiveX dll.
In this VB6 class I use ADO and to avoid any version problems I have used
late binding. I don't think there is any serious performance penalty from
this in my particular case, but I wonder if I would use early binding
if I pass the established, early bound ADO objects from VBA to VB6. This
would then be ADODB.Connection,
ADODB.Command and ADODB.Recordset.
As the VB6 class has no refererence to ADO these ADO object would have to
be
passed as Object.
Obviously when I do that I will have no intelli-sense in the VB6 class,
but
would it still be early binding?
Thanks for any advice.
RBS
