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Default Problem with creating EXE for Windows Application

Hi everyone,
            I am using Visual Studio.NET 2003 to create a Windows Application which references class libraries of .Net only. The code accesses the database to execute an Oracle function.
            The problem I am having is this :-
When I am executing the Compiled program from the IDE the program works fine and the Oracle function is invoked properly without any exceptions, but when I am executing the EXE file by clicking it, an exception occurs and the function is not invoked.
            Please can anybody help me clarify what might be the real problem.:(

Thanks,
S.Sampath






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