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May 11th, 1999, 10:41 AM
#1
Do I need Jet Engine?
I have a small little .exe using MFC ADO.
I'm working with an MS Access file "test.mdb".
I use NT4 and VC6 and that works without problem.
If I use it with another machine, it just results in an error when trying to open the .mdb file. I thought the built-in Jet DB was suppose to manage to operate without any extra files?
After a hint, I installed the complete ADO SDK on the second test machine, but the problem is still there. It is the same thing when I try to run MS Daoenrol program.
So what can I do? I suppose the Jet Engine is installed if you install the SDK package... so help me please.
/Crister
Hmmm....
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May 11th, 1999, 10:59 AM
#2
Re: Do I need Jet Engine?
In translation from swedish to english:
"software has made an invalid command/instruction/thingie and will be closed/shut down.
Contact reseller if the problem remains.
Daoenroll caused an invalid memory fault in module MFC42D.DLL..."
and so on. It ends with a memory dump. A standard error message if it tries to do something where it isn't suppose to.
Softwar
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May 11th, 1999, 11:45 AM
#3
Re: Do I need Jet Engine?
Check that all libraries (dlls, ocx) that your application uses in the first machine exists in the second an if the app uses ocxs, make sure they are properly registered.
HIH
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May 12th, 1999, 10:53 AM
#4
Re: Do I need Jet Engine?
Why are u trying your exe in debug mode ? Compile in release and then test
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