I deployed a VB application in Windows XP OS, but it is not working in Windows Vista

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I am using vb 6.0 in windows XP operating system, everything is working fine. I deployed my project in windows XP. It works fine in 2000&2003 also but while i am using (Deployed application) in "Windows Vista". It creates problem at "INSERTING INTO DATABASE" & UPDATAING THE DATABASE" i think now i am clear.
thanks in advance

Posted 15-Apr-11 0:50am

mmusha

Updated 16-Apr-11 4:51am

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Sandeep Mewara 15-Apr-11 6:56am

And how do you expect a reply even close enough with the amount of information you gave in question?

For now, one thing only - you application was not Vista compatible.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 15-Apr-11 7:00am

Wow Sandeep, you extracted more information from that "not quite a question yet" question than OP was most likely willing to give. Didn't even need to tell us what fault scenario was, nor any error messages. OP wont get far with this if the "Question" isn't edited.

Sandeep Mewara 15-Apr-11 7:55am

Yep! :)

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-04-15T00:57:00

So you presented us with a statement that underlines your profound state of confusion. I'm wondering if you really intended to ask a question or if just wanted to leave a sign of your frustration and embitterment. If you are really a seeker of information and want us to play along nicely I suggest you edit your "Question", which it not yet is, and make it one.
It'll make you, the "question to be" and us a little happier.

Start editing now!

-MRB