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Thanks, that's right. The proble was being caused by a faulty install setup that was not registering DAO2516.DLL even though it wasbeing copied. I created a new install setup and then it worked. We've now corrected the original install routine and it works too.<br />

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Thanks, that's right. The proble was being caused by a faulty install setup that was not registering DAO2516.DLL even though it wasbeing copied. I created a new install setup and then it worked. We've now corrected the original install routine and it works too.


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I just installed an app that I wrote on a new machine. The app runs fine on my development machine, but dies on the econd machine. I isolated the error to the following line:<br />
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Set db =Engine.Workspaces(0).Open<wbr />Database(&quot;<wbr />iqserver.m<wbr />db&quot;)<br />
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The error that occurs is 424: Object required. I wrote a program that basically tried to open and then close the database. It works on the devlopment machine and fails on the other machine. If I try to display DBEngine.version the app fails with the &quot;Object Required&quot; error. It shows 2.5 on the development machine. I think I have all of the required<br />
OCX and DLL files on both machines. Any clues would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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BTW, this is a 16 bit app.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Bill<br />
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-- <br />
Bill Thompson<br />
BBT Software<br />
bbth@global2000.net<br />
Time and place are fractions, God is an integer. - Meister Eckhart<br />

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I just installed an app that I wrote on a new machine. The app runs fine on my development machine, but dies on the econd machine. I isolated the error to the following line:

Set db =Engine.Workspaces(0).OpenDatabase("iqserver.mdb")

The error that occurs is 424: Object required. I wrote a program that basically tried to open and then close the database. It works on the devlopment machine and fails on the other machine. If I try to display DBEngine.version the app fails with the "Object Required" error. It shows 2.5 on the development machine. I think I have all of the required
OCX and DLL files on both machines. Any clues would be greatly appreciated.

BTW, this is a 16 bit app.

Thanks,
Bill

-- 
Bill Thompson
BBT Software
bbth@global2000.net
Time and place are fractions, God is an integer. - Meister Eckhart


DBEngine failure

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