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    Hi, I have one project which is using DAO with an access97 database, now we want to change the database to Access 2K. But, of course, we have some problems: steps. Database migration to Access 2K. (No problems) Test the Application with new database (Format not recognize), I was investigating it but I only found that my project is using DAO35 with MFC42 (version 6.0) and it seems that it needs DAO36 and MFC version >= 6.01. I not sure, and I hope that somebody could be in the same trouble that I am now. Thanks!! :confused: --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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      Hi, I have one project which is using DAO with an access97 database, now we want to change the database to Access 2K. But, of course, we have some problems: steps. Database migration to Access 2K. (No problems) Test the Application with new database (Format not recognize), I was investigating it but I only found that my project is using DAO35 with MFC42 (version 6.0) and it seems that it needs DAO36 and MFC version >= 6.01. I not sure, and I hope that somebody could be in the same trouble that I am now. Thanks!! :confused: --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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      Have you installed MDAC 2.7? Nish

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        Have you installed MDAC 2.7? Nish

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        Yes I have MDAC 2.7 installed, but nothing happens. I have VC6 with sp5 -> mfc version 6.0 and I found that MFC load DA035 with this msvc.dll (access2k not supported), If you have mfc version >= 6.01 it will use DAO36 (access2k supported). Do you know something about it? or anything else? Thanks for your prompt repply. ;) --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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          Hi, I have one project which is using DAO with an access97 database, now we want to change the database to Access 2K. But, of course, we have some problems: steps. Database migration to Access 2K. (No problems) Test the Application with new database (Format not recognize), I was investigating it but I only found that my project is using DAO35 with MFC42 (version 6.0) and it seems that it needs DAO36 and MFC version >= 6.01. I not sure, and I hope that somebody could be in the same trouble that I am now. Thanks!! :confused: --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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          Your problem is very common. Is no problem with librarys, neither MDAC, is a problem in the class of dao, this classes are usin the incorrect version. For that you need to find, an article that wrote paul dilascia in MSJ, in the the first or second mounth of 2000 year. In that Article Paul explain the solution for your problem... I will try to find that article. Give me a couple of hours... Regards Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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            Your problem is very common. Is no problem with librarys, neither MDAC, is a problem in the class of dao, this classes are usin the incorrect version. For that you need to find, an article that wrote paul dilascia in MSJ, in the the first or second mounth of 2000 year. In that Article Paul explain the solution for your problem... I will try to find that article. Give me a couple of hours... Regards Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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            I found the article Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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              Hi, I have one project which is using DAO with an access97 database, now we want to change the database to Access 2K. But, of course, we have some problems: steps. Database migration to Access 2K. (No problems) Test the Application with new database (Format not recognize), I was investigating it but I only found that my project is using DAO35 with MFC42 (version 6.0) and it seems that it needs DAO36 and MFC version >= 6.01. I not sure, and I hope that somebody could be in the same trouble that I am now. Thanks!! :confused: --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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              You can find a solution Here ;) The MSJ issue is January 2000 ;) Best Reagards... Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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                I found the article Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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                You can find a solution Here ;) The MSJ issue is January 2000 ;) Best Reagards... Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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                  You can find a solution Here ;) The MSJ issue is January 2000 ;) Best Reagards... Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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                  Thank you very much!! Best Regards, :) --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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                    Thank you very much!! Best Regards, :) --------------------- Pere Llibre Software Engeneering

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                    Don't mention it.. Best Regards Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

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