>Yes, REGSVR32 vfpoledb.dll with no errors
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>Thanks

Anthony,

The initial error you posted would seem to indicate that if the machine has a problem creating an instance of the provider, that there's something wrong with the class registration. If this is on an NT/2000 machine, you need to be logged in w/admin rights when you register a file. You may want to check the registry to make sure that the VFP OLEDB class is in there.

Maybe try unregistering and re-registering and see what happens. Not sure what else to tell you.

Laterness,
Jon