I have a com object written in FoxPro 6.0 (SP5). The project has several classes that are OLE Public and are registered in MTS (COM+). The dll works gread under NT 4.0 but is now giving an error under Windows 2000.

The objects are DBAccess.Client, DBAccess.Company and DBAccess.Address. In the ASP page, we create an object of type DBAccess.Client and pass in a recordset to the Save method [ oClient.save(oRS) ].

The save method uses MTS to create DBAccess.Company and DBAccess.Address objects to save the Company and address information prior to saving the client information.

In the code, we call:
PARAMETERS voRS

oCompany.Save(@voRS)
voRS.MoveFirst

which crashes. There are two ways to work around this issue. One is to take out the @ operator. The other is to leave the @ operator in, create a new package in MTS and move the dbaccess.client class to that new package and voila, it starts working. I don't understand what is happening, but need to find out because neither solution is very good for our complete application.


(VFP 6.0 SP5 Win2000 Server.)