keith66miners
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Run time error 3633 - cannot load DLL '?????L?'
Hello experts,
I have a Windows 2000 vb6 and Crystal Reports XI development environment. I need to deploy to Windows XP (version 5.1 build 2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.101209-1 647 : Service pack 3).
I am using Visual Studio Installer process to create a Project.msi file that I run as administrator on the XP box and which installs the Project successfully.
I recieve the error(in title) when I try to run the project - first thing in the project is to open database access using the code
here:-
strcn = "ODBC;DSN=LocalServer;UID= sa;PWD='pa llas';DATA BASE=Miner s Live Database"
Set myworkspace = DBEngine.CreateWorkspace(" ODBCWorksp ace", "", "", dbUseODBC)
Set Dbgeneral = myworkspace.OpenConnection ("", dbDriverNoPrompt, False, strcn)
Dbgeneral.QueryTimeout = 120 'Default 30 secs may not be enough
This code certainly woks for Windows 2000 environment.
Anybody help?
Thanks
Keith
I have a Windows 2000 vb6 and Crystal Reports XI development environment. I need to deploy to Windows XP (version 5.1 build 2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.101209-1
I am using Visual Studio Installer process to create a Project.msi file that I run as administrator on the XP box and which installs the Project successfully.
I recieve the error(in title) when I try to run the project - first thing in the project is to open database access using the code
here:-
strcn = "ODBC;DSN=LocalServer;UID=
Set myworkspace = DBEngine.CreateWorkspace("
Set Dbgeneral = myworkspace.OpenConnection
Dbgeneral.QueryTimeout = 120 'Default 30 secs may not be enough
This code certainly woks for Windows 2000 environment.
Anybody help?
Thanks
Keith
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I'm sorry - I've been away.
I do believe "cookre" should recieve some points for his comment - so I probably should have acepted his answer.
The question should not be deleted as I believe it would be helpful for anyone else meeting this problem.
I will raise my followup as a separate question.
Thanks
Keith
I do believe "cookre" should recieve some points for his comment - so I probably should have acepted his answer.
The question should not be deleted as I believe it would be helpful for anyone else meeting this problem.
I will raise my followup as a separate question.
Thanks
Keith
ASKER
The link helped to ensure I was on the right lines - although it didn't work as stated.
ASKER
Yes I have seen this already - I have included the Msrdo20.dll (using the add file process) - when the build finished it had generated another task "warning that the M...msm file already contained that dll and advised to use that" (sorry about M...msm but I'm not at work). I didn't have time to try running the MSI file - will do so tomorrow.
Keith