ADO via VBA

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Rick

I've added code in my Word macro to reference ADO so I can call SQL. Is
there any reason I wouldn't be able to run this macro on Windows Server
2000? I know there are various flavors of ADO, and I'm using ADO 2.8. Is
that compatible with Windows Server 2000? (I'm probably asking on the wrong
newsgroup, but thanks for any thoughts.)
 
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Pranav Vaidya

I don;t think you should have a problem in accessing your code even if you
run the same on Win 2k.
However, you might want to check some of things as..

1. Do you have sufficient DB access rights to run from Win 2k
2. Do you have MDAC completely installed on Win 2k
3. There is no version confilct with the ADO libry version on Win 2k

HTH,
 

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