I need to use CreateObject("OracleInProcServer.XOraSession")

F

Falango

I try to use the... Set OraSession =
CreateObject("OracleInProcServer.XOraSession"), so I see the message: ActiveX
component can't create object (Run-time error 429). What do I do?
Looks like missing any References of VBA.
 
K

Keithlo

I'm thinking you need to add a reference to the object library. In the vba
editor, from the menu, choose Tools > References. Then find the Oracle
library you need and check the check box next to it.

Hope this helps.

Keith
 
F

Falango

I agree, but I tried some References.. so didn't do... do you know what
References I need?

Thanks a lot
Falango
 

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