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you will need to run the ADODB (mdac) setup.<br />
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms810805.aspx" rel="ugc">http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms810805.aspx</a>
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you will need to run the ADODB (mdac) setup.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms810805.aspx [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms810805.aspx]

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the above website had a lot of useful information but where do I get the download to run the ADODB (mdac) set on the window 2003 server ? thanks
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the above website had a lot of useful information but where do I get the download to run the ADODB (mdac) set on the window 2003 server ? thanks

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I am maintaining a vb6 application that needs to be move to a new windows server 2003 <br />
The new server will not have vb6 install since we do not have the installation cds.<br />
The exe is copy over from my workstation to the C drive on the new server.<br />
The vb6 fails to run and by using msgbox fails at this line<br />
Set cnnJE = New ADODB.Connection <br />
I believe all the references from the old workstation was copy over to the new server.<br />
I could make changes to the vb code on the old workstation where it works and<br />
move it to the new server where it does not work. &nbsp;Do I need anything else to get the <br />
vb6.exe to run ?
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I am maintaining a vb6 application that needs to be move to a new windows server 2003 
The new server will not have vb6 install since we do not have the installation cds.
The exe is copy over from my workstation to the C drive on the new server.
The vb6 fails to run and by using msgbox fails at this line
Set cnnJE = New ADODB.Connection 
I believe all the references from the old workstation was copy over to the new server.
I could make changes to the vb code on the old workstation where it works and
move it to the new server where it does not work.  Do I need anything else to get the 
vb6.exe to run ?

visual basic 6 on new server

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