VB & Database, ADO data control 6.0 and ADO data object 2.1 conflict

ADO data control 6.0 and ADO data object 2.1 conflict

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Justin Tsu #1 / 2	ADO data control 6.0 and ADO data object 2.1 conflict When I use ADO Data object 2.0 and ADO data control 6.0, whenever I try to access the data source property of a binding control, immediately VB gives me an out of memory error. When I use ADO Data object 2.1 as a reference instead of 2.0, I got an error saying that I am not referencing correct number of parameters when I make a call to a method in my ADO data controls, such as adodc1_movecomplete etc... This is my first ado data control project and it gets me very confused! Any helps??? Justin P.S. What I have is very simple, just 6 label boxes binded to adodc1. I entered a SQL query into adodc1.recordsource at form_load.
Mon, 27 Jan 2003 03:00:00 GMT

Oz #2 / 2	ADO data control 6.0 and ADO data object 2.1 conflict I'm sure you've heard this one several times before. I honestly suggest you upgrade to MDAC 2.5 SP1. I've had some many problems with ADO and version compatibility conflicts. Things don't work for no reason. YOu could try running ComCheck from the MDAC download page(http://www.microsoft.com/data) for see if you have any version conflicts. -- http://www.appfind.com/ the software development exchange Quote: > When I use ADO Data object 2.0 and ADO data control 6.0, whenever I try to > access the data source property of a binding control, immediately VB gives > me an out of memory error. > When I use ADO Data object 2.1 as a reference instead of 2.0, I got an error > saying that I am not referencing correct number of parameters when I make a > call to a method in my ADO data controls, such as adodc1_movecomplete etc... > This is my first ado data control project and it gets me very confused! Any > helps??? > Justin > P.S. What I have is very simple, just 6 label boxes binded to adodc1. I > entered a SQL query into adodc1.recordsource at form_load.
Tue, 04 Mar 2003 06:21:03 GMT

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