Help with this error!!!

OK, I'm getting the following error on SQL Server connection in Win98 (referencing ADO 2.5). I DONT get the error in WinXP. I dont know why this is happening:

Error 430: Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface.

VB Code:

Private Sub ConnectDB(ByRef rID3Title, rID3Artist)
 
768       On Error GoTo DB_err
 
          'DB Connect setting up
          Dim SQLstatement As String
 
771       SQLCON.ConnectionTimeout = 5  ' Time out for the connection
772       SQLCON.Provider = "sqloledb"   ' OLEDB Provider
773       SQLCON.Properties("Network Address").Value = "64.105.xx.xxx,80"  ' set the ip address of your sql server
774       SQLCON.CommandTimeout = 10 ' set timeout for 3 minutes
775       SQLCON.Properties("Network Library").Value = "dbmssocn" ' set the network library to use win32 winsock tcp/ip
776       SQLCON.Properties("Data Source").Value = "SERVER"
777       SQLCON.Properties("Initial Catalog").Value = "Database"
778       SQLCON.CursorLocation = adUseServer ' For ADO cursor location
          'SQLCON.Properties("Integrated Security").Value = "SSPI"
779       SQLCON.Properties("User ID").Value = "xxxxxx"
780       SQLCON.Properties("Password").Value = "xxxxxx"
781       SQLCON.Open
 
          'Setup done
 
782       SQLstatement = "SELECT dbo.Cover.Album, dbo.Cover.Cover, dbo.Artist.URL " _
          & "FROM dbo.Artist INNER JOIN " _
          & "dbo.Cover ON dbo.Artist.Artist = dbo.Cover.Artist INNER JOIN " _
          & "dbo.Track ON dbo.Cover.Album = dbo.Track.Album " _
          & "WHERE (dbo.Track.Track = N'" & Replace(rID3Title, "'", "") & "') AND " _
          & "(dbo.Artist.Artist = N'" & Replace(rID3Artist, "'", "") & " ')"
    
783       RS.Open SQLstatement, SQLCON
    
784       Exit Sub
 
DB_err:
 
792           RS.Close
793           SQLCON.Close
794           Set RS = Nothing
795           Set SQLCON = Nothing
End Sub

That usually happens when the project references get screwed up, or if you break compatibility on a project. But unless this is a usercontrol, or a DLL, then you probably don't need to worry about compatibility. Check to see that the 98 machine has the correct version of ADO, or whatever SQLCON is.

:)

Yea, it is an ActiveX DLL that I am making. I just found out that ADO 2.1 comes on Windows98SE. Does anyone know what version First Edition comes with???

If not 2.1, then probably 2.0.
They are compatible enough though - shouldn't be a problem.

VB6 is telling me to install MDAC 2.5 when I have ADO 2.1 as a reference. Unfortuately, its a 10 meg install and I cant have it that big! Is there an alternative to this? How can I connect to my SQL Server using older ADO versions without a huge install.

Ethan

Once you've installed 2.5 on your dev. machine, I don't think you need the whole 10M thing to distribute your code. I could be wrong though...