> Hi, > > I've used SQLite in a variety of COM situations without problems. > > What is your application environment (asp/client-server/desktop)? > Is your COM EXE written in VB? > Are you using a custom DLL to interface to the SQLite DLL? > How is your COM EXE threaded (free/apartment/single)? > > I've used the SQLite VB DLL from Pivotal (download from the Yahoo files > section) without encountering any of these problems. > The only reason why you would need to delve into DCOMCNFG is because you are > either running the EXE from ASP or from a Service. In which case, you would > need to make sure that the launching user of your EXE has correct > permissions to launch/access your objects. Equally, the EXE will need > permissions to the directories where SQLite writes its temp files. >
The EXE must have a desktop when it wants to create Windows, in MS WIndows a lot of code is creating invisible Windows, only Interactive Users are allowed to do so, there about is the problem with out of process COM-objects and services, I forget the exact how and why, but maybe this helps to find the answer Bert Verhees --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
