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How to run EXE thru network in VB .NET 2005

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    i have cretaed an application using odbcConnection, when i m running this exe from the network it is showing odbcpermission error. plz can any body help me to solve this thru coding in vb .net? i do not want to use manual setting thru .NET Framework wizard. thanks and regards kishore

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      i have cretaed an application using odbcConnection, when i m running this exe from the network it is showing odbcpermission error. plz can any body help me to solve this thru coding in vb .net? i do not want to use manual setting thru .NET Framework wizard. thanks and regards kishore

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      I have written two articles on this. They are the only way I know of doing it and it requires a msi file to be created and then an admin user must run it on each PC that needs to access the program on the network share. http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/Using_MSI_or_a_strong_nam.asp[^] http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/Using_MSI_or_a_strong_na2.asp[^] Hope that helps. Ben

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