How to use ADODB in vb6?

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I'm working on an old Vb6 application made by another developer. There is an function in the application which uses two enumerations in a class, dll or module called ADODB. I can't compile the code because the application has lost it's reference to ADODB. How do I reference it?

There are so many database related references in the vb reference list and I don't know which one to use.
Please help!!!

Posted 5-Jul-11 14:58pm

obhasha07

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-07-05T15:00:00

Solution 1

Please edit your question, don't post a new one asking basically the same thing. If you have to work on VB6, you have my condolences. Personally, I'd look for a new job. However, surely there's only one ADODB object from Microsoft ? If you told us the enums in question, perhaps someone else stuck in VB6 hell could actually help you ?

Posted 5-Jul-11 15:00pm

Christian Graus

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obhasha07 5-Jul-11 21:04pm

well, this is a very old project done by out company and I have to make some changes. I've worked with VB6 but that's quite some time ago. I've checked in google and it seems like there is only one ADODB class. All I need to know is how to reference it

fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 2 · 2011-07-05T15:32:00

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Make sure that the ADO is installed and then you can reference it.

Check out this documentation from Microsoft support. Clickey[^]

Posted 5-Jul-11 15:32pm

fjdiewornncalwe

Updated 5-Jul-11 15:33pm

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