patriotsfan
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OLEDBCommand Busy Fetching,Open
I have a C# windows application that opens up an MDB file and allows to search for a term and then delete all of the rows after it. On my development box, I can run the code in the debugger and also install the application and run it. But if I try to install and run the application on a users PC I get the "OLEDBCommand busy fetching,open" error message.
I have been working with 3 machines:
1 - Development box - Win2k prof running Visual Studio 2002 with .Net Framework 1.1 SP1. MS Acccess 2002 installed.
2 - Win 2k Prof with .Net Framework 1.1 SP1. MS Access Not installed.
3 - Win 2k Prof with .Net Framework 1.1SP1 MS Access 2002 installed.
At first I didn't have Framework 1.1 sp1 installed on the devleopment dox, so I installed it and updated at the .net references and re-compiled it. But this did not work.
I don't know where to look in the code of the problem since it works fine on my dev box. I have researched the error and found that it usually means the oledbcommand is being called twice simutaneously, but why would it work on the development box.
Any ideas on what the problem could be?
Thanks,
PatriotsFan
I have been working with 3 machines:
1 - Development box - Win2k prof running Visual Studio 2002 with .Net Framework 1.1 SP1. MS Acccess 2002 installed.
2 - Win 2k Prof with .Net Framework 1.1 SP1. MS Access Not installed.
3 - Win 2k Prof with .Net Framework 1.1SP1 MS Access 2002 installed.
At first I didn't have Framework 1.1 sp1 installed on the devleopment dox, so I installed it and updated at the .net references and re-compiled it. But this did not work.
I don't know where to look in the code of the problem since it works fine on my dev box. I have researched the error and found that it usually means the oledbcommand is being called twice simutaneously, but why would it work on the development box.
Any ideas on what the problem could be?
Thanks,
PatriotsFan
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