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SQL in VB 6.0 Not returning data from Paradox Table

Hi:

I have a program in VB 6.0 that connects to an access database and connects
to a paradox database (directory)... I query an Access table and it returns
the data I need...as the program begins. The operator selects a date and
then presses a command button which starts a query on a Paradox table in
it's directory (database to which I made the initial connection)...and it
returns data on my machine...and on four other machines in our offices...
however, there are two machines (same exact program) where the Access Data
is returned...but the SQL for the Paradox table returns no data... I have
had the operator of one of the "non functioning" machines sign out and sign
in my machine...run the program...and it works ... so it's not a
premissions problem. I can't figure this one out. Does anyone know why
this might be happening?

My machine (the development machine) is running Windows 2000 XL
professional...the others are running 2000...with the latest service
packs... the program works on some but not all of the "2000" machines ...

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
HW
May 27 '06 #1
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Hi:

I have a program in VB 6.0 that connects to an access database and connects to a paradox database (directory)... I query an Access table and it returns the data I need...as the program begins. The operator selects a date and
then presses a command button which starts a query on a Paradox table in
it's directory (database to which I made the initial connection)...and it
returns data on my machine...and on four other machines in our offices...
however, there are two machines (same exact program) where the Access Data
is returned...but the SQL for the Paradox table returns no data... I have
had the operator of one of the "non functioning" machines sign out and sign in my machine...run the program...and it works ... so it's not a
premissions problem. I can't figure this one out. Does anyone know why
this might be happening?

My machine (the development machine) is running Windows 2000 XL
professional...the others are running 2000...with the latest service
packs... the program works on some but not all of the "2000" machines ...

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks
HW


Compare those machines components (ODBC, MDAC etc..)

Sometimes a machine may have a corrupt odbcjt32.dll (MS Paradox driver).

Best thing to do is run MSINFO32.EXE and compare the drivers..
May 27 '06 #2

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