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  1. Aug 29th, 2000, 05:48 PM #1
    cesaralt
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    Hi,
    I am developing a three tier application with VB 6.0 (Windows NT workstation), MTS 2.0 option Pack (Windows NT Sever SP4) and SQL Server 7.0.
    I have developed some ActiveX components (DLL classes)
    with VB 6.0 that run in the MTS server; then and on I receive the following message when I submit the CREATEOBJECT command from the client side:

    "This action cannot be completed because
    the other application is busy. Choose
    'switch to' to activate the busy application"

    What's the reason of this message?
    Is it the traffic on the network?
    Maybe I have a lock on some record, in the SQL Server?

    Please can someone shed some light about this message.
    I thanks any help in advance.

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  2. Nov 12th, 2002, 06:05 AM #2
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    Did you ever resolve this problem - I have the same difficulty with an application using the same architecture.

    many thanks
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  3. Nov 12th, 2002, 09:45 AM #3
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    Are you receiving the message on the first time a client issues the CreateObject command or does the first one succeed and subsequent ones fail? If the later is true, you might need to check the compilation options to make sure multiple instances of the dll object can be created. Just a shot in the dark.
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