dotnet ado.net: I developed a .Net website for Windows 2k3, but the webhosting team doesn't
have a 2k3 environment ready to go. So I want to still push my .Net site, so
I'm attempting to get the site to run on W2k that is already set up. I'm
having a few difficulties on it. Current the site runs fine on 2k3 but when I
try to run it on w2k, I get the following error about "ADODB.Connection not
defined". I have an include ADODB at the top of the file as a namespace. I'm
wondering if it just can't find the namespace on w2k? Any ideas or

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¤ I developed a .Net website for Windows 2k3, but the webhosting team doesn't
¤ have a 2k3 environment ready to go. So I want to still push my .Net site, so
¤ I'm attempting to get the site to run on W2k that is already set up. I'm
¤ having a few difficulties on it. Current the site runs fine on 2k3 but when I
¤ try to run it on w2k, I get the following error about "ADODB.Connection not
¤ defined". I have an include ADODB at the top of the file as a namespace. I'm
¤ wondering if it just can't find the namespace on w2k? Any ideas or
¤ suggestions. Thanks!

See if the following helps:

You may receive an "ADODB.Connection is not defined" error message when you try to create a new
instance of an ADO connection in an ASP.NET-based application
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907742/en-us?spid=8940&sid=144


Paul
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RCLowser,

This is an ADONET newsgroup not for ADO

Therefore the first question, why ADODB?
Secont one: did you know that there is a newsgroup about Ado for dotnet?

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb.data
while of course
microsoft.public.framework.aspnet is probably the best for your question.

See this as advice you are forever welcome in this newsgroup.

Cor


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