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Thread: Distrubute ADO

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    Distrubute ADO

    Hi. I cannot get my database program based on ADO to function on another machine running on Win98. What DLLs and other files besides my access DB file and .exe file do I need?

    Thanks, Crister


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    Re: Distrubute ADO

    Visual BASIC comes with a file MDAC_TYP.EXE that contains a redistributable version of the Microsoft Data Access Components (which contains all client-side ADO stuff).
    You can also download that file (depending on the platform) from the MS site (download section).


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    Re: Distrubute ADO

    Ok, I will check that out... But why does it work on my own machine?


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    Re: Distrubute ADO

    because you probably have the ADO SDK installed.

    Get the LATEST version of mdac_typ.exe from MS/data download. Even the one in the sdk update is incomplete. The most recent one downloaded separately worked for me.


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    Re: Distrubute ADO

    Hi.
    I still don't get it to work! Now I have installed the complete MDAC SDK on the second machine, but the problem still remains.
    What can I do next?



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    Re: Distrubute ADO

    Desc. of the situation.

    I have a small little .exe using MFC ADO.
    I'm working with an MS Access file "test.mdb".
    I thought the built-in Jet DB was suppose to manage to operate without any extra files?
    I use NT4 and VC6 that works without problem.
    If I use with another machine, it just results in an error when trying to open the .mdb file.

    Hmmm....




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