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Microsoft ADO Data Control 6.0(SP4)(OLEDB) with Access 97
Hi i am using "Microsoft ADO Data Control 6.0(SP4)(OLEDB)" in an desktop application using VB-6.0, Database used is Access 97.
Is this supposed to create any problems.... is there any compatibility limitation or some kind of known-unknow issues with this.....
I am getting problems with installation CD on windows 98 and access 97 system.
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Is this supposed to create any problems.... is there any compatibility limitation or some kind of known-unknow issues with this.....
I am getting problems with installation CD on windows 98 and access 97 system.
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rpobems = problems
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if i make a installation package for the above mentioned then in installation i get problems
What are the problems?
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Hi
I am getting the following error "runtime automation error 2147319779[80028280]" when i click on enter on a splash screen, developed using VB6.
Actually on clicking on "enter" i am creating an object of IE and customizing it.
I know that this error means that it is not able to create external objects...
The above mentioned splash is working fine, before i install an application which is developed using VB6 and Access2000. and i am getting this problem only on windows-98.
Any suggetsions about how to handle this issue....
I am getting the following error "runtime automation error 2147319779[80028280]" when i click on enter on a splash screen, developed using VB6.
Actually on clicking on "enter" i am creating an object of IE and customizing it.
I know that this error means that it is not able to create external objects...
The above mentioned splash is working fine, before i install an application which is developed using VB6 and Access2000. and i am getting this problem only on windows-98.
Any suggetsions about how to handle this issue....
Which Installation CD and what sort of rpobems are you having?