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Jeff Hall
I have an application which I am distributing as an MSAccess 2003 Runtime.
The system initially launches an MDE file which loads and manages my main
database files.
I am writing a file management module which requires the main MDE to be
unloaded (because the database can be one of the files that is being
manipulated). I then want to run the file_mgt.mde file
I am doing this using
Set accApp = CreateObject("Access.Application")
accApp.OpenCurrentDatbase currentproject.path & "/file_mgt.mde"
The trouble is that on all systems that don't have a full valid Access 2003
license installed, the CreatObject method generates an error ...
"License information for this component not found"
On a system that generates the error, I can open the file_mgt.mde app from
file manager without error.
Clearly I'm failing to open an instance of the RUNTIME Access that I've
installed on their machine and it is attempting to run a licensed version
of Access 2003.
Am I going about this the right way?
Eddie
The system initially launches an MDE file which loads and manages my main
database files.
I am writing a file management module which requires the main MDE to be
unloaded (because the database can be one of the files that is being
manipulated). I then want to run the file_mgt.mde file
I am doing this using
Set accApp = CreateObject("Access.Application")
accApp.OpenCurrentDatbase currentproject.path & "/file_mgt.mde"
The trouble is that on all systems that don't have a full valid Access 2003
license installed, the CreatObject method generates an error ...
"License information for this component not found"
On a system that generates the error, I can open the file_mgt.mde app from
file manager without error.
Clearly I'm failing to open an instance of the RUNTIME Access that I've
installed on their machine and it is attempting to run a licensed version
of Access 2003.
Am I going about this the right way?
Eddie