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[JPnyc]

what freakin' reference library has to be checked to allow an ADODB object to be created? Can anyone clue me in here? I go through this everytime! Is there a way to include this damn thing globally so I don't have to include this every project? Thanks. I think my frustration is evident.

[RobDog888]

Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.x Library

[JPnyc]

Grazie. I suppose there's no way to include this library globally, eh in VB VS?

[RobDog888]

I thought there was a template for the standard project but there
isnt. Dont know where its at, but you could create one of your
own and save it in the Templates directory.

[JPnyc]

Thanks. You've been most helpful. I saw the activeX control library, but I never associate it with a simple adodb.

[RobDog888]

Just tested it out. I created a new standard exe project. Added
the reference to ADO. Renamed the form to frmADO and the
project to ADO. Saved it in the ?:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
Studio\VB98\Template\Projects directory. Closed vb, opened it
again and I could see the ADO project in the dialog window as a
choice for creating a new projects as. Make sure not to save as
something that is already in the template\projects directory.

[RobDog888]

Here is my new template project for ADO projects with the ADO
reference already added.

[JPnyc]

Great, outstanding. I'm obviously not a whiz at VB. I haven't used it that often.

[dglienna]

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