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This is not an issue with my vb6 apps. &nbsp;They are all developed on the server. &nbsp;Why would permissions be different for .net?
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This is not an issue with my vb6 apps.  They are all developed on the server.  Why would permissions be different for .net?

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I have resolved this. &nbsp;I just needed to designate the application as a full trust application in the security settings in the project properties.
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I have resolved this.  I just needed to designate the application as a full trust application in the security settings in the project properties.

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I have developed a project on my local machine that I am trying to move to the server. &nbsp;When the main form opens, it creates a new database connection and recordset.<br />
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I am getting this error: &nbsp;InvalidOperationException.<wbr /> &nbsp;That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers.<br />
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I have located other posts with this error, but I am not understanding what to do or how it applies here. &nbsp;This is my first .net project. &nbsp;I am working in 3.5 framework.
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I have developed a project on my local machine that I am trying to move to the server.  When the main form opens, it creates a new database connection and recordset.

I am getting this error:  InvalidOperationException.  That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers.

I have located other posts with this error, but I am not understanding what to do or how it applies here.  This is my first .net project.  I am working in 3.5 framework.

Moving vb.net project from local machine to server

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