I have written a program in VB6.0 that has nothing to do with AutoCad. A customer called today, he has my program and AutoCad installed on his computer, when he opens my program and attempts to open a form, he gets a message that AutoCad is opening.
The code he is invoking is:
Set fJobCosts = New frmJobCost
Load fJobCosts
fJobCosts.Show
When fJobCosts is loaded, it also opens a DataEnvironment connection, with recordsets named "tblJobCostOverhead", "rscomJobCostOH", and "dgJobCostOH".
When he cancels the opening of AutoCad, my program runs fine.
I know nothing about AutoCad. Is there something about my code that matches AutoCad? Are tables or recordsets named the same?
As I mentioned, my program is written in VB6, using Access databases as the backend.
I appreciate any help!
The code he is invoking is:
Set fJobCosts = New frmJobCost
Load fJobCosts
fJobCosts.Show
When fJobCosts is loaded, it also opens a DataEnvironment connection, with recordsets named "tblJobCostOverhead", "rscomJobCostOH", and "dgJobCostOH".
When he cancels the opening of AutoCad, my program runs fine.
I know nothing about AutoCad. Is there something about my code that matches AutoCad? Are tables or recordsets named the same?
As I mentioned, my program is written in VB6, using Access databases as the backend.
I appreciate any help!