Hi All,
My app runs fine in the IDE VB6 (Enterprise) on W2K.
Created a PDW setup. Took it to a W98SE system.
During the installion the error given was "Error occurred registering MSADO26.TLB"
I pressed the "Retry" button: message repeated.
Pressed "Ignore".
Started App: then got Error "5", invalid procedure call or argument.
As I said it runs fine on the development machine both in IDE and from the EXE, but the ADO part and its reports have neither been executed nor tested.
Please note: I am using DAO for the database, the only reason I am using ADO is to generate reports.
Please do not ask me to switch my DAO code to ADO as this app is huge. There must be over 400 lines of (just) DAO code, ignoring the code that supports it, the total app has about 21,000 line of VB code.
I last generated a PDW (a few weeks ago), it installed and ran OK on W98SE, but it did not have the ADO and "Data Report Designer 6.0")
Is my ADO reference incorrect? Something else?
Comments very much appreciated.
Thanks ... Greg
"Life is full of learning, and then there is wisdom"
My app runs fine in the IDE VB6 (Enterprise) on W2K.
Created a PDW setup. Took it to a W98SE system.
During the installion the error given was "Error occurred registering MSADO26.TLB"
I pressed the "Retry" button: message repeated.
Pressed "Ignore".
Started App: then got Error "5", invalid procedure call or argument.
As I said it runs fine on the development machine both in IDE and from the EXE, but the ADO part and its reports have neither been executed nor tested.
Please note: I am using DAO for the database, the only reason I am using ADO is to generate reports.
Please do not ask me to switch my DAO code to ADO as this app is huge. There must be over 400 lines of (just) DAO code, ignoring the code that supports it, the total app has about 21,000 line of VB code.
I last generated a PDW (a few weeks ago), it installed and ran OK on W98SE, but it did not have the ADO and "Data Report Designer 6.0")
Is my ADO reference incorrect? Something else?
Comments very much appreciated.
Thanks ... Greg
"Life is full of learning, and then there is wisdom"