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"can not return variants" when using c++ dll

Hello,

I'm trying to call a function from a C++ dll which is declared as

VARIANT DLLEXPORT ExecuteFunction (LPCSTR);

This function (which I can't change) executes a SQL query and returns a
single value - whatever the query asks for: integer, string, double
etc.

My declaration for that in VB.NET 2003 is

Private Declare Auto Function ExecuteFunction Lib "database.dll" ( _
ByVal sSQL As Char) As Object

Whenever I call that function, I'm getting the "PInvoke restriction:
can not return
variants"-error.

How can I fix that?

Thanks
Thomas

Nov 23 '05 #1
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