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Install the MSODBC Drivers<br />

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Why this program works in my machine if there isn't all the necessary drivers?<br />

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Why this program works in my machine if there isn't all the necessary drivers?


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When I checked those dBase IV and Access databases when program asked my about installable ISAMs. Now I also checked that dbUseODBC option also and when I continued there was many missing files. <br />
So I guess I have to install those MSODBC drivers like you told me. How can I install those drivers and why my program works in my machine??<br />
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When I checked those dBase IV and Access databases when program asked my about installable ISAMs. Now I also checked that dbUseODBC option also and when I continued there was many missing files.
So I guess I have to install those MSODBC drivers like you told me. How can I install those drivers and why my program works in my machine??




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I use Visual Basic 5.0 professional edition.<br />
I made installation disks with a Application Setup Wizard. My program uses both dBase IV and Access databases and I checked those lines when program asked my about installable ISAMs.<br />
Anyway when I tryed to install my program to another computer that installation goes well but when I started my program I got an error which said something about &quot;Can't find ISAM driver&quot;.<br />
Anyone any idea why??<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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I use Visual Basic 5.0 professional edition.
I made installation disks with a Application Setup Wizard. My program uses both dBase IV and Access databases and I checked those lines when program asked my about installable ISAMs.
Anyway when I tryed to install my program to another computer that installation goes well but when I started my program I got an error which said something about "Can't find ISAM driver".
Anyone any idea why??

Thanks in advance!

problems with installaition disks

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