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>> is VB/Windows 95, CA95 and OS/400 V3R7. I've tried using the connect
statement but keep getting the connection failed message. In the
previous version (win 3.1) I had the same problem and used the SQLIBM
program to <<

Check out the May 1996 article from News/400, titled "ODBC and AS/400
Stored Procedures" by Paul Conte. It's decidedly 16 bit, but it should
be similar enough to help. He has a VB3 module for establishing AS/400
connections. I've used it with VB4, and it works fine. I've not
converted it to 32 bit, but I have converted several vb apps, and mostly
that's a matter of changing Ints to Longs. 

hth
Pete


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