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VB6 ADODB Compatibility Issue

I had to change the computer I use for my vb6 programming. When I try to re-compile a module I get a Break compatibility warning.

Old Computer: Win 10
New Computer: Win 7

Below is the reason for the compatibility issue:

Original Definition:
Property Set to Connection(RHS As ADODB.Connection_Deprecated)

Current Definition:
Property Set Connection(RHS As ADODB.Connection)

Question:
Where does Set Connection(RHS As ADODB.Connection) come from and how do I set it to Connection(RHS As ADODB.Connection_Deprecated)

Mlanda T

Does the word DEPRECATED there not mean that there was an intention to remove that class from later versions of the library in question? In that case, you should not be using deprecated classes. What is the code trying to do? Just open a database connection?

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No comment has been added to this question in more than 21 days, so it is now classified as abandoned.

I have recommended this question be closed as follows:

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