I am trying to use some ADO subroutines within a new VB.NET project. I have
included references to ADOX and adovbs but constants such as "adVarWChar"
are still showing as undeclared. How do I get the system to recognize these?

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You have to add a reference to ADODB to the project as well...

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>I am trying to use some ADO subroutines within a new VB.NET project. I have
>included references to ADOX and adovbs but constants such as "adVarWChar"
>are still showing as undeclared. How do I get the system to recognize these?
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