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Universal Data Access is Microsoft's strategy for providing high- performance access to all types of information (including relational and non-relational data) across an organization from the desktop to enterprise systems. It accomplishes this with the following four key technologies:
- ODBC
- OLE DB
- ADO
- RDS
Recently, On-Line Analytical Processing, or multi-dimensional (OLAP) extensions have been added to both OLE DB and ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). 
 
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The Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC), is the combination of these four technologies as well as various ODBC Drivers and OLE DB Data Providers. MDAC also includes, increasingly with version 1.5 and later, extensions to both OLE DB and ADO, most notably (but not limited to) On- line Analytical Processing, or Multi-Dimensional data. There have been three significant releases of MDAC components, but only one of those releases was publicly known as MDAC. MDAC 1.0 did not ship as a coordinated, stand-alone setup program, but was included piecemeal with various Software Development Kit (SDK)'s and products. MDAC 1.5 did feature a complete, stand-alone installation and was also included with various SDK's and products. MDAC 2.0 was renamed to the Data Access SDK, and both the ODBC and OLE DB SDK's were rolled into the Data Access 2.0 SDK. Microsoft refers to MDAC 2.0 components as the run-time (non-SDK elements) of the Data Access 2.0 SDK. 
 
For the sake of clarity, we will refer to a MDAC stack as a specific collection of ODBC, OLE DB, ADO, and RDS runtime components. For example, the MDAC 1.0 stack contained ODBC 3.0, OLE DB 1.1, ADO 1.0 and the Advanced Data Connector 1.0. (The Advanced Data Connector was the immediate precursor to the Remote Data Service released in MDAC 1.5). The MDAC 1.5 stack included ODBC 3.5, OLE DB 1.5, ADO 1.5, and RDS 1.5. The MDAC 2.0 stack includes ODBC 3.51, OLE DB 2.0, ADO 2.0, RDS 2.0, OLE DB for OLAP extensions and ADO/MD.