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Hi,

Please can someone help with this.



I have an existing application which uses "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.3.51" 

provider this application runs quite happily on Windows 95, 98 and NT4 

machines.



I am now trying to run this application (using the same setup files) on 

an NT4 Embedded machine, but when running I keep receiving the error

"Run-time error '3706' - ADO could not find the specified provider"



Has anyone any idea of what DLLs or settings to check for ?to do with 

ADO?



Note: The database will open using DAO which I feel proves the ODBC and 

the database side of things.



Thanks in advance

Darren

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Make sure you load MDAC package onto target computer. Preferably MDAC 2.6.



-----Original Message-----

From: Darren Smith [mailto:Darren.J.Smith@B...]

Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 11:43 AM

To: ActiveX_Data_Objects

Subject: [activex_data_objects] NT Embedded - Run-time error '3706' - ADO

could not find the specified provider





Hi,

Please can someone help with this.

 

I have an existing application which uses "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.3.51"

provider this application runs quite happily on Windows 95, 98 and NT4

machines.

 

I am now trying to run this application (using the same setup files) on an

NT4 Embedded machine, but when running I keep receiving the error

"Run-time error '3706' - ADO could not find the specified provider"

 

Has anyone any idea of what DLLs or settings to check for ?to do with ADO?

 

Note: The database will open using DAO which I feel proves the ODBC and the

database side of things.

 

Thanks in advance

Darren

 




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Hi Darren,



Even if your database opens up with DAO , this does not prove that 

database side is safe because you are using the OLEDB provider and 

bypassing the ODBC settings or the Jet Engine settings (used by DAO)



Check your MDAC version shud be 2.6 prefreably.Also check up 

documentation for ADO in MSDN.



HTH



Best Regards



Parag  Phanasgaonkar

Senior Software Engineer

Akruti Softech Park

Extn. 2155

Email: parag.phanasgaonkar@p...



Improvement is a journey,not a destination.



  ----- Original Message -----

  From: Darren Smith

  To: ActiveX_Data_Objects

  Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 10:12 PM

  Subject: [activex_data_objects] NT Embedded - Run-time error '3706' - 

ADO could not find the specified provider





  Hi,

  Please can someone help with this.



  I have an existing application which uses "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.3.51" 

provider this application runs quite happily on Windows 95, 98 and NT4 

machines.



  I am now trying to run this application (using the same setup files) 

on an NT4 Embedded machine, but when running I keep receiving the error

  "Run-time error '3706' - ADO could not find the specified provider"



  Has anyone any idea of what DLLs or settings to check for ?to do with 

ADO?



  Note: The database will open using DAO which I feel proves the ODBC 

and the database side of things.



  Thanks in advance

  Darren






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