Sean,
I repeated my test with a program than has 1 window and 1 pushbutton,
with the action event code:
DIM AccessDB AS ODBCDatabase
AccessDB = NEW ODBCDatabase
AccessDB.DataSource = ""
IF (AccessDB.Connect) THEN
MsgBox "we are connected to Access"
ELSE
MsgBox "we are not connected"
END IF
The program has no other code. I still do not get a DSN dialog box,
but I do get "we are not connected". I can execute a GetFolderItem
okay from my program. Is this what you mean by "can you open your DSN
admin window normally?" I also tried loading a string into
AccessDB.DataSource. It behaves like any property defined as a
string. Loading a null string "" does not trigger the DSN dialog box.
Obviously, I am running out of ideas here. TJH
On Feb 8, 2006, at 2:28 PM, Sean Arney wrote:
can you open your DSN admin window normally?
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