ISAM

I have just updated a DB from access 97 to access 2003. When I try to
generate a report I get an error message telling me

Can not find installable ISAM. What is this trying to tell me and how do
I correct this error?????

Thanx

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> Can not find installable ISAM. What is this trying to tell me and how[/color]
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> I correct this error?????
>
> Thanx[/color]
Update Jet 4.0
have you added reference 3.6?
MAssimiliano

Have downloaded Jet 4 service pack. Installed it and no success.

What is reference 3.6 and where do I find it. Does it have anything to do
with Fox tables?


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>> I have just updated a DB from access 97 to access 2003. When I try to
>> generate a report I get an error message telling me
>>
>> Can not find installable ISAM. What is this trying to tell me and how[/color]
> do[color=green]
>> I correct this error?????
>>
>> Thanx[/color]
> Update Jet 4.0
> have you added reference 3.6?
> MAssimiliano
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> What is reference 3.6 and where do I find it. Does it have anything to do
> with Fox tables?[/color]

Go in a module
Struments
References
and flag Microsoft DAO 3.6
Care that is before
ADO 2.1

BTW http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q155666

MAssimiliano

MA wrote:
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> Go in a module
> Struments
> References
> and flag Microsoft DAO 3.6
> Care that is before
> ADO 2.1[/color]

Don't rely on these two libs being in any particular order, there's no
guarantee they'll stay that way. Instead, use a prefix for your object
variables, e.g.

Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset
Dim rst2 As DAO.Recordset