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  • ColinWard

    Msado15.dll

    Hi. I have a windows 2000 machine running Access XP. whenever Iopen my
    database on this machine, it says that I am missing msado15.dll. I am
    not sure whether the dll is installed and just not being referenced
    properly. Could someone tell me the references that I should have
    checked to get the right dll? the database was designed on a Windows XP
    machine running Access XP. I do not get this error on the development
    machine.

    thanks

    Colin

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  • Sigurd Bruteig

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    Re: Msado15.dll


    "ColinWard" <jetfighter3@ho tmail.com> skrev i melding
    news:40225eee$0 $70309$75868355 @news.frii.net. ..[color=blue]
    > Hi. I have a windows 2000 machine running Access XP. whenever Iopen my
    > database on this machine, it says that I am missing msado15.dll. I am
    > not sure whether the dll is installed and just not being referenced
    > properly. Could someone tell me the references that I should have
    > checked to get the right dll? the database was designed on a Windows XP
    > machine running Access XP. I do not get this error on the development
    > machine.
    >
    > thanks
    >[/color]
    The default "Ado" in Windows XP is MDAC 2,8. The reference made in your app.
    is probably version 2.8, but on the 2000 machine you have a previous
    version. Either you change the reference to an earlyer version or you
    download and install MDAC 2.8 on your 2000 machine (probably the correct
    thing to do) Download MDAC 2.8 here:


    Sigurd


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    • Sigurd Bruteig

      #3
      Re: Msado15.dll


      "ColinWard" <jetfighter3@ho tmail.com> skrev i melding
      news:40225eee$0 $70309$75868355 @news.frii.net. ..[color=blue]
      > Hi. I have a windows 2000 machine running Access XP. whenever Iopen my
      > database on this machine, it says that I am missing msado15.dll. I am
      > not sure whether the dll is installed and just not being referenced
      > properly. Could someone tell me the references that I should have
      > checked to get the right dll? the database was designed on a Windows XP
      > machine running Access XP. I do not get this error on the development
      > machine.
      >
      > thanks
      >
      > Colin[/color]

      Correction to my previous message:

      Default in Windows XP is MDAC 2.7.

      sigurd



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      • ColinWard

        #4
        Re: Msado15.dll


        Thanks Sigurd

        Colin


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        • ColinWard

          #5
          Re: Msado15.dll


          Hi again. I have downloaded MDAC 2.8. Is this file self registering or
          do I have to add references to all the DLL's that are used in my app?

          Thank you

          Colin


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          • Sigurd Bruteig

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            Re: Msado15.dll


            "ColinWard" <jetfighter3@ho tmail.com> skrev i melding
            news:402b94a3$0 $200$75868355@n ews.frii.net...[color=blue]
            >
            > Hi again. I have downloaded MDAC 2.8. Is this file self registering or
            > do I have to add references to all the DLL's that are used in my app?
            >
            > Thank you
            >
            > Colin
            >
            >
            > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
            > Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it![/color]

            You dont have to register the DLL file, but you need to make a reference to
            the librarys you are using, like Microsoft Activex Data object 2.8 Library.
            if you are using ADO!

            Sigurd


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