Re: Multi user application
- From: "Matt Neerincx [MSFT]" <mattn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 23:06:56 -0700
msadodc.ocx is a custom control installed most likely by VB6 application.
So you need to find this control on the good machine, copy it to the bad
machines and register the control using regsvr32.exe like so (for example)
regsrv32.exe c:\windows\system32\msadodc.ocx
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"Opyuse" <Opyuse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have created an VB6 application that accesses an Informix database using
>a
> ODBC connection.
>
> All user are using Windows NT and to create the ODBC connection I had to
> access the odbccp32.cpl file in the system32 folder to add the connection.
> I've done everything the same on the other computers as the first one.
>
> This application works fine over the network with one user but doesn't
> work at all with any more users. The error message I get is that
> "msadodc.ocx file is missing or invalid."
>
> Why was this msadodc.ocx file created the first time I did this but then
> on
> the other machines it wasn't?
>
> I've heard about database splitting but from the looks of it this is only
> done with microsoft Access. So what I would like to know is, if I have to
> do
> this to the informix database or I have to add some sort of code to the
> application?
.
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