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I'm actually setting the user profile and password in the connection string when establishing a connection to the iSeries. Even if that were not the case, it does not appear my application is being executed at all. I'll poke around iSeries Access a little bit and see if I can get it to save an i.d. and password. Thanks. Donald R. Fisher, III Project Manager RoomStore, Inc. (804) 784-7600 ext. 2124 dfisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <clip> What account is the rexec service running under? I once wrote a VB prog that atttempted to use the Client Access OLEDB driver. It worked fine on my PC, and if I was logged onto the server as anyone, but always failed when called via REXEC. Issue was that there was no user/pass cached for the 'Server' account the REXEC service ran under. So when it tried to run the program, the OLEDB driver would try to prompt for user/pass, but since there was no console session, it'd just silently fail. What I did to resolve it was create a new user account, OLEDBUSER, then log on to the server using that account, set up the connection in ClientAccess, and ran the program. Sure enough, the first connection attempt it prompted for user/pass, so I entered it, clicked the 'remember' (or whatever its called) box, then logged back on as Admin, and changed the rexec service to run under the 'OLEDBUSER' account, and restarted it. Worked fine then. <clip>
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