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Advanced: Requires expert coding, interoperability, and multiuser skills. SYMPTOMSWhen you run the "Package and Deployment" Wizard to package a solution, the Missing Dependency Information dialog box opens with a list of files that do not have dependency information. This occurs even though your Visual Basic for Applications project includes only references to standard Microsoft data access components. CAUSE
You have included references in your Visual Basic for Applications project for technologies included in the Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC). The technologies and files included in MDAC are not designed to be distributed alone, so some of the files do not have dependency files. The MDAC files known to cause this dialog box to appear are:
NOTE: If you do not want the "Package and Deployment" Wizard to check for dependency files for these specific files in the future, you can click to select the check box next to the files in the dialog box, and then click OK. RESOLUTION
When you receive the Missing Dependency Information dialog box in reference to the files listed in the "Cause" section of this article, you can click OK to bypass the dialog box. STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Microsoft Office 2000 Developer, "Package and Deployment" Wizard. MORE INFORMATION
When you used the "Package and Deployment" Wizard to package a solution for distribution, the wizard creates a list of files that need to be included in the distribution package for your application to work after it is installed. After creating the file list, the "Package and Deployment" Wizard searches for dependency files for each of the files that you include in your application package. A dependency file is named identically to the file it is related to, but uses the *.dep extension. ActiveX Data Objects 2.1 (ADO)NOTE: Not all of these technologies are checkable options in the References dialog box. They are used either in support of another technology or through a different interface, such as the ODBC Administrator. Additional query words: pra
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