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Old October 12th, 2004, 07:53 AM
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Question Msdbrptr.dll help!!??!?!

Hi all!

when i move my vb app from my pc (WIndows XP) to a different computer (Windows 2000) and try to run the app as an .exe, i get:

Run-Time error '713'
Application-defined or Object-defined error.

i looked it up and found some mumbo jumbo about Msdbrptr.dll?? (The Data Report Runtime file?)
The help file also says the Microsoft Data Report Designer v6.0 is listed in the References dialog box, but i really have no idea what the "References dialog box" is?
have anybody seen this before? i have this .dll (Msdbrptr.dll) on my pc (XP), however the Win2000 pc does not and its a completely different OS.
I placed the .dll in what i thought would be the right spot for it, but that did not work.
I am not really running any reports per say but i do make frequent read/writes to a database in SQL.
I thought that i included everything i needed to make this thing work, but obviously i missed something.

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Old October 12th, 2004, 02:37 PM
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You should package your application with an installer like the package & deployment wizard to make sure all dependent components are installed on the target computer.

If you just copy the .exe tyou can leave other necessary code behind.

In your VB IDE, press F1 and start looking through the VB documentation so you'll understand references.
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thanks for the help!! i will try as you suggested!!

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