Re: JON SKEET! i need your help!
<garyusenet@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| you have mentioned importing actole.tlb into .net in a previous post -
| i'm trying to interface with an act 6 database - so thought i'd try to
| import act.tlb using tlbimp - but i'm getting self registration failed.
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| Do you have any sample source on how to open a database in c#?
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| when i used actole in the .net app and tried to connect i'm getting
| error -87 can't open database...
|
| so i thought i should try act.tlb instead, but now im getting this
| self-registration error.
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| Can you assist at all? i'm desperate to move on with this.
|
| Thanks,
|
| Gary.
|
What if you try to start from the beginning?
Just try to open the DB using a simple script, like this:
'File : Test.vbs
Dim o
Set o= CreateObject("actole.database")
o.Open "your full dbf path"
copy this to a file named test.vbs
...
and run it from the command line using cscript test.vbs.
If this works (if it doesn't throw an error) , it means that the whole ACT
stuff is correctly installed, only then you can move on by creating the
interop library from actole.tlb, or setting a reference to the actole.tlb in
your project.
Willy.
.
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