Yes, I think the same, but the user is administrator.
2006/9/27, William Yu <william at realsoftware dot com>:
Are you executing the process as super user (admin)? If not, then it's
possible that the service may not have access to that part of registry.
I'm no expert on this, but MS recommends service apps avoid using OLE
Automation (among other things).
~William
On Sep 27, 2006, at 1:58 PM, Alex Cassol wrote:
> Sorry about my english...
>
> Well... I have an app that run as a service application.
> I have de follow lines on run method:
> dim rs As OLEObject
> rs = new OLEObject( "ADODB.RecordSet" )
>
> If I run app via console, runs pretty. If I start the service, occurs
> the
> error:"Invalid class string" in line rs = new OLEObject(
> "ADODB.RecordSet"
> ).
>
> Thank's.
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