Does someone know the connection string needed for using your OEM license in a application?  Like if I want to use the VB Demo program to test the driver install and one of my oem licenses on a client machine what would be the syntax?

So I did a manual registering of a client machine.  Then tried to run my app I wrote using the version 8 driver.  So basically I was setting up to connect to a QB2009 file for the new year.  I registered it using my developer OEM key and tried to run my program and it tells me that the machine's license is expired.  I ran the activate a second time thinking that it was for my individual application requesting to run.

So that didn't work.  Then I tried the VB Demo to connect to the 2008 QB files and it told me the license was expired.  I originally had a v8 Read-Only install of the QODBC on this machine before installing the V9 and getting this license expired issue.  Should it be telling me that the license is expired?

Another question I have is:  If we manually install the license manually on the machine.  Do we have to put our developer code in the connection string or is it just like this "Driver={QODBC Driver for QuickBooks};DFQ=C:\Program Files\QODBC Driver for QuickBooks\sample04.qbw;OpenMode=M;OLE DB Services=-2;" ?  If it is standard like you mentioned in your post then is my registering of the machine's license failing to register properly?

Daniel