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  1. Jun 6th, 2000, 03:04 AM #1
    Manikminer
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    Question

    I wrote a pretty basic VB prog a few months ago which incorporates accessing a MS access database (.mdb)

    Since trying to run this prog recently (I've not used VB for ages) I get the following error code '429' and message:

    'activex component can't create object'

    I can't get the thing to run, and it's really annoying.
    I've reinstalled VB5 but still doesn't fix problem.
    I haven't changed any of the code (it worked fine several months ago) so I don't understand why it's deciding not to work.

    Can anyone suggest why I'm getting this problem please?

    Thanks in advance!
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  2. Jun 6th, 2000, 03:09 AM #2
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    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp

    you can look up error codes there.
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  3. Jun 6th, 2000, 03:18 AM #3
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    That must be the most annoying problem for all vb5-users. I can't create objects in runtime for the same reason
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