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i need re-use a database files .mdb v.30 for a new vb6
program, but the first connection (Jet 3.51) its ok (open
and close database), and when i return to the old program,
it open the same database without any problem, then, again
execute my code and. crash!, the access file didnt open,
display me the error message 3343 (in Jet 3.51) "format
incorrect, unreconocible", and dont understand what
happen. I try with "DAO" and "ADO" with any success
result.

Any suggest, please?
Nov 20 '05 #1
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