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The problem I encountered is as follows:
I made a DLL which accesses databases with ADO.  The IT at the production
site tries to repackage it into ActiveX DLL using Visual Basic 6.
Then we have error message 430, which, according to Microsoft, is caused by
"the application references one version of ADO and redistributes a different
version of ADO."

Can I tell the IT at the production site to use an older version of ADO to
fix the problem?


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> This depends on which features your program uses. Usually MDAC 2.5 is
> enough. But, of course, newer version is better. SP4 has no changes in
> MDAC - you could download MDAC from Microsoft site.
>
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> "YangKai Liu" <yangkai.liu@burkelee.com> ������?�������� ?��������
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> > I am writing codes with ADO using BCB6.  The program will be shipped to
> > producttion site.  Which version MDAC is requried at the production
site?
> > Should I install BCB6 SP4, will there be any change to the required MDAC
> > version?
> >
> >
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