I have Windows server 2003 SR2 and wich to install on it OLE DB Providers. I mainly have an application that needs OLE DB provider for Excel and Dbase to access read excel and dbase Files on disk. I have searched all over the web for a download link. I installed MDAC on the server and restarted bu still no luck. My ODBC applet in the control panel only shows the SQL native drivers.
PS: Windows is 64 bit. I believe this might be why. But what can I do in this situation?
I have a DTS package which is using OLEBD provider for Oracle, it was working fine. I tried to open this package and I got this error message "There was a problem retrieving the list of OLE DB Providers"
I tried to intall MDAC8.2, it didn't help, should I reinstall SQL Server?
I lost in SQL Server 2000 with SP3a on W2K Server Ole DB Provider. When I trying make new linked server I cannot select Provider name, because menu is empty. Existing link between SQL servers returning error message Error 7302: Could not create an instance of OLE DB provider 'SQLOLEDB'. OLE DB error trace [Non/interface error: CoCreate of DSO for SQLOLEDB returned 0x80004002]. I tried completly uninstall SQL from server and I installed server again without success.
I have installed the latest 64-bit Oracle10g Release 2 ODAC for Windows x64 (10.2.0) client software in a 64 bit server but I am having the following issues:
After I installed the software and I try to create a new connection in SSIS using the OLE DB or .NET provider, the providers do not show as an option in the connections.
I believe I am missing one step in registering the driver in the server but I do not known where, Could it be a permissions issue?
In addition, I tested the ODBC connection and I had to declare the path for the Oracle path in the environment variable manually since it was not set during the installation. ODBC connections are working correctly.
I am trying to configure an SSIS connection manager to recognise a SQL Server 6.5 database but I can't get it to work. Testing the connection works but I am unable to select a database from the drop down list.
Which OLE DB provider should I use to access a SQL Server 6.5 database?!
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I am planning on using SSCE in a desktop embedded scenario. In considering deployment options, in addition to the SSCE runtime, I would also need to bundle either MDAC (OLEDB) or .NET Framework 2.0 (ADO.NET).
From the installer footprint standpoint, it's a no-brainer since MDAC is much smaller in size than .NET Framework. However, an article from the MSDN library (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa719514(VS.71).aspx) talks about the .NET Framework Data Provider for SQL Server and how it performs much better than the OLEDB counterpart.
So my question is, how much of a performance difference is there between using the OLEDB provider vs. the ADO.NET provider? I am primarily concerned with insert speed.
Also, it does seem a little silly when you need a 22.4Mb installer (.NET Framework) for a provider to a database that is under 2Mb in size.
In step one of this Blog ,what's this mean Step 1: Create or obtain a blank SQL database instance and how do i go about doing it http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/08/25/423703.aspx
Since I activated the aspnet_regsql.exe tool, it has been a bad day - here's why:
Originally I installed VS2005 Pro (without Sql Express) and then Sql Server 2005 Dev. I then started to learn asp.net from the ".NET FRAMEWORK 2.0 Web-Based client Development" Training kit from Micorsoft. I have compiled and run every exercise up till Chapter 9 lesson 2 exercise 1, without the need to start the Sql Server 2005. In exercise 2 I should learn about asp.net profilers and the exercise showed me to use the aspnet_regsql.exe tool if I was using Sql Server 2005 - and so I did, and exercise 2 worked fine after a couple of adjustment in the connection string, because it was configured to use the SQLEXPRESS server by default.
However - in Chapter 9 lesson 3, I should not use asp.net providers, so I shut down the Sql Server 2005, because I don't have that much memory to spend. Now the trouble comes - every website I have made afterwards require that the Sql Server 2005 is running or else I get some errors.
How can I get back to the way it was before I activated the aspnet_regsql.exe, so I don't have to have the Sql Server 2005 running every time I want to make a website using aspx?
For the second time in as many months I've been asked the question. What is the license requirement for me, the service provider, for offering my clients the ability to use SQL Server Express?
I understand the license to say that as long as I'm registered (no cost) there is no further licensing needed in order to offer this to my clients.
Could someone clarify this for me? If I'm incorrect I'd appreciate the right answer.
Everything I read says RS for SQL 2000 is free. However, I cannot find anything except evaluation versions from MS. Is it no-longer free with SQL Server 2000?
I am trying to download SQL from http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/download/ site downloading SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP2 after downloading I can see three thing 1)Sql server configuration manager 2)SQL server error and Usage Report 3)Sql server surface area configuration......
Really dont know what I have downloaded My requirement is I want to download sql in order to practice sql commands.......
I was wondering if there is any online user reference/manual fortransact sql (SQL Server) in PDF format? Download links? I know aboutonline help but I would like to have something locally.Thanks.
Which download has the application whose shortcut is placed with the Management Studio? I installed it once, but the shortcut couldn't find the target.
This is a rather basic question as i've just started using the BI tools in SQL Server but have developed applications with SQL Server database engine before. I've upgraded from SQL Server express to SQL Server standard in my development environment but did not get the tools to upgrade... I therefore unstalled express and reinstalled but still didn't get BI Development Studio to install. Now when i try to install JUST BIDS, i'm told everything is installed and there nothing else to install...
How can i install BI Development Studio? I remember downloading an install specific to it but can't find that now. My SQL Server standard CD is not installing it either... what can i do?
Hi. I'm trying to make a web application let people publish documents from the internet. Now I've found a template source code let me upload file to SQL database (to an image field).
Here the problem is I can't find source code to download binary data from the database. Could anyone help me? (Or tell me where can I found the resources teach me how to do that.)
When i backup my database in msql , the server also backs up. How can i download it to my pc from the server ??? i am using SQL Server Management Studio Express
I have a zip file that is 418 MB in size that is downloadable from the CMS website [URL] .... at the bottom, where it says NPI Downloadable File. But, believe it or not, when it is downloaded, unlike the documentation I see everywhere that says it's about 2GB when unzipped, my computer consistently tells me it is an incomprehensible 6PB. I've never heard of anything like it.
See the screen print. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it. I've deleted the zip file and have attempted to download it again and again, always with the same result. Am I the only one getting this abnormal output?
What's a good way to download five SQL Server 2005 databases from production to my laptop for development work with Visual Studio?
Our application code is under source control, but to have a current development environment I must keep downloading these databases. Four databases are small, but one will need to be trimmed to about 10% of actual size to fit on my laptop's hard drive.
Looking at options in the Management Studio by right-clicking on each database, I see options to export the data, create a backup. Or, am I making this too hard and the easiest way would be to download some backups of the database created by the maintenance plan and use those to restore them on my laptop?
I was wondering if there was a free download for ssis? I downloaded the advanced toolkit for SQL and it doesn't have integrations services with it? Is there a separate download for this or does it have to be purchased?
I have an asp.net application which is launched from our B2B site. The primary purpose of the application is to allow our external clients access to reports, along with the ability to export and print. The RS2005 report viewer component was used within the application to render the reports. The problem is when the our client users click on the print button on the report viewer's tool bar, many of them are receiving a window asking them if they want to install "SQL Server". In reality, the ActiveX viewer, RSClientPrint, is what is trying to install. Our technical support staff is being flooded with calls due to this pop up. The users are very confused and concerned about installing "SQL Server." In addition, some users do not have the ability to install the ActiveX viewer, so they are not going to be able to print. We've experienced this in the past with ActiveX for Crystal. Finally, some users receive no message or feedback when they click on the print button for several minutes. We've determined the ActiveX is being installed during this time. We've had users wait as long as 7 minutes for the Print Dialog to come up.
1. We would like to place a message along with the link on the page where the report is rendered. Is there a way for us to provide a link to a self extracting file containing RSClientPrint?
2. Also is there any way to get around the issue where the client user does not have the ability to install the ActiveX? I've seen references on the forum to using SMS, but this is not possible since the users are external?
3. Is there any setting we can turn on so the users don't think the application has gone "out to lunch" while the ActiveX viewer is installed?
We are replicating SQL Server Compact and SQL Server 2008. My understanding is that SQL Server 2008 can only replicate with Compact 3.5 SP1, not Compact 3.5.
I have not been able to locate a download fromMicrosoft for SQL Compact 3.5 SP1. The download that is available is for Compact 3.5 (without the SP1).
Does anyone know where I can get the SP1 download?
Do you know how can do for downloading a file stored in a database?. I'm using a table with a FILE field for storing the file.
I know i have to create a special aspx page for downloading, that receives parameters to locate the proper record in the table and then retrieve the file in memory to start downloading.
I have done this with file located at specific folders but not a database's field.
Another thing... the file may be big.
Dou you have any idea about retrieving from sql and sending the file back to the final user?
