Vin Diesel
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if you go into your .net version folder (like microsoft.net/framework/1.0.3705), there are a lot of .dlls in there. these are the assemblies that you can use to compile business components. They represent containers for classes that a person might use in their components. Not all of the assemblies are there. Only about 70 of them. Does anyone know how to import more assemblies to that folder? I need to use the System.Data.SqlClient assembly. It isn't in that folder, so I can't compile my components that use sql transactions. Is that assembly in anyone else's folder?Some classes, such as System.Data.SqlClient, are inside the assemblies in that directory. That particular class is inside the System.Data.dll so you can reference that to build your component. They aren't missing <grin><BR><BR>A good way I use to see what is in the dll is to use the ILDASM tool to open the assemblies and browse them. This will only work with .Net dllsthanks for the tip. it turns out i was just not including the assemblies correctly. I didn't use ildasm, but rather a program called Reflector. I found it at http://www.aisto.com/roeder/dotnet/<BR>