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<H3>ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) Constants</H3>
Loads the ADO 2.5 constants and dumps them to the screen. This example is a small modification of the example of loading Word-constants available in the Win32::OLE::Const documentation. You can also write it as "use Win32::OLE::Const('Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.5');".

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	<%
	use Win32::OLE::Const;

	my $ado = Win32::OLE::Const->Load('Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.5');
	    foreach my $key (keys %$ado) {
        	$Response->Write(<<EOF); 
                $key = $ado->{$key} <br>
EOF
	    }	
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