Oracle Automation Error
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Automation Feature PL/SQL errors and their common causes. COM-0001: Not a Boolean type Cause: The property type, or return value type, is not a boolean, but a Boolean value was requested. Action: Make automation error in vb6 error accessing the ole registry sure that the variable is of the appropriate data type. COM-0002: Invalid Token or automation error in vb6 on windows 7 no interface for token Cause: The token that was specified does not reference any COM object created using CreateObject, or
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the COM object was freed using DestroyObject. Action: Make sure that the interface exists. COM-0003: Maximum Objects reached Cause: Only 1024 COM objects can be active at any time. This includes COM objects
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created using CreateObject as well as COM objects obtained as property values and return values. Action: Make sure that objects are destroyed after they are used, by calling DestroyObject. COM-0004: The registered CLSID for the ProgID is invalid Cause: The ProgID is located in the registry, but the CLSID associated with the ProgID is not correct. Action: Check that the COM component of the specified ProgID is registered. COM-0005: An error occurred writing the CLSID to the registry Cause: The ProgID is not located in the registry. An attempt was made to create the ProgID and assign a CLSID to it, but the registry could not be modified. Action: Ensure that your registry can be written to and is not corrupted. COM-0006: A specified class is not registered in the registration database Cause: A specified class is not registered in the registration database. Action: Make sure that the class is registered. COM-0007: Failed to initialize COM Automation object Cause: There was an error creating the COM object. Action: Make sure that the object is registered as a COM Automation object. COM-0008: No interface is supported Cause: This COM object does not support the IDispatch interface, so it cannot support COM Automation. Action: Verify that the interface specified is valid. COM-0014: Failure to invoke Cause: There was an error invoking the method or property. Action: Verify that the method name is valid for the object. COM-0015: Bad parameter count Cause: The number of parameters given for the method or property is different from the number of parameters expected. Action: Make sure that the number of parameters for a me
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