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ADODB PIA problem

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ogled - 30 Mar 2006 09:26 GMT
Hi

I have a problem with VS not referencing ADODB as primary, but as
tlbimp in the project file. Suddenly I have Interop.ADODB instead of a
PIA. ADODB is referenced by a COM component included in the project. I
have the same adodbdll in assembly-cache as my colleague, but he get a
primary i get tlbimp...can anyone point me in the right direction on
this one.

we use VS2003...

Thanks in advance
/Erik
ogled - 30 Mar 2006 10:01 GMT
Hmm...seems that even though the dll was in the primary interop
assembly folder and assembly cahchen nadd son and so on....it wasn't
visible somehow. I ran regasm on the same dll in the pia folder and now
it works.

Wierd and a annoying problem, but now solved (i hope for all my future
project files) for this project file...

/Erik

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