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>> To eliminate the UAC and administrative privileges have you tried
>> connecting via a plain Jet connection yet?  If even that doesn't work
>> then I'm afraid
> ?  Not sure what you mean by this.  Other apps built against -*roughly*-
> the same library but using Visual Studio & .NET using -*roughly*- the same
> ADO Connection (Almost verbatum the above string +
> MultipleResultSets=true") string work fine in Vista.

I meant "to eliminate any potential UAC and administrative privilege 
problems from fouling up our tests."  I'm trying to get a baseline to see if 
*any* ADO works on your system.  Using a Jet driver and connecting to an MDB 
is just to get a base.  If that works then we can go from there.

> You can e-mail it to the e-mail above ...

Emailed.

> :). No we considered that 'evil' and opted to control completely access
> using the Active Directory on our Domain.

Understandable.  If there is any way you can set up a test SQLServer DB that 
allows explicit user/password access then that may help in diagnosing this 
problem.

> I'd really like info on how to add the admin XML via RES to our BCB6 apps,
> or an .RES that we can include in our applications.

One thing I forgot to mention in the email I sent is that all Vista apps 
should have a security manifest regardless of their need for administrative 
privileges.  If your app will never need admin privileges (or won't most of 
the time until elevation is required) then the res will be the same but 
instead of the text "requireAdministrator" it should read "asInvoker".

Clayton