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MDAC Version
Check your MDAC version using the following MDAC Check Tool: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=8F0A8DF6-4A21-4B43-BF53- 14332EF092C9&displaylang=en If the MDAC version is not 2.7 SP1 Refresh or MDAC 2.8, please download this MDAC 2.7 SP1 Refresh on the following link and apply it on your

Working program gives problem at client's site error:provider ...
On the other hand, the MDAC component no longer contains Jet components (required to access Access database) since 2.6, it's now included in latest system service pack: MDAC version 2.6 and later do not contain Jet or Desktop ODBC drivers (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/271908) How to obtain the latest service

MDAC version
This is because cc.exe uses a database for comparison of the various version of MDAC. And I believe the database quits at MDAC 2.7 SP1. After running the MDAC version checker (cc.exe), I notice that all of the "did not match" items appeared to be newer than expected - at least on the one system I tested.

MDAC on SQL Server...
This tool will tell you what version is the active version and if there are any files that are out of wack with the current version. Installing MDAC 2.5 should install the 2.1 type library that will handle any apps that reference 2.1. last resort Install the latest stand alone MDAC 2.6 version and try running both

MS03-33 MDAC
Brian Bushay TeamB BBus...@Nmpls.com borland public delphi database ado I would prefer to use the latest version of MDAC 2.7 with D6. What provider do I select to get the latest .MDB database format (2002 ver)? Jet 4.0 Will installing MDAC 2.7 and using 2002 version .MDBs affect computers with varying levels of MS

Can't Find Installable ISAM on some installations
Douglas J. Steele djste...@canada.com microsoft public access formscoding The last version to have Jet 3.5x drivers (what Access 97 uses) was MDAC 2.1. The last version to have Jet 4.x drivers (what Access 2000 and 2002 use, but backwards compatible with Access 97) was MDAC 2.5 However, unless you're using ADO,

MDAC version VS ADO version
We want to programatically check MDAC when our application launches to make sure the proper version is installed. The most reliable way we've come up with is checking the file version of MSDADC.DLL in C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Ole DB. Then there is always the case where this is installed on a different

Help: How to get MDAC version on the machine?
At very least I would like to have a consistent installation of the MDAC components on our test server to try and resolve these issues. What would you recommend as a course of action? Thanks, Tom "Keith Kratochvil" wrote: What 'problems' are you having? I cannot remember what MDAC version shipped with SQL Server

Ermitteln Version Windows Installer
DJ> I have Win 2000 Pro (sp3) and MS-SQL 7 (sp4, MDAC 2.5) installed. DJ> When trying to run a program that connects to the SQL Server, I get an DJ> error stating that the MDAC version must be >= 2.6! DJ> Can I upgrade the MDAC to 2.6 without having to upgrade MS-SQL 7? DJ> If yes, How? Yes.

MDAC version
I would suggest that you first check the MDAC version, using one of the following methods. Method 2 is probably OK for you, because the caveat about the registry check being invalid really applies only to MDAC 2.1 and previous. But, if you want to be really, really sure, use Method 1: If you're not on MDAC 2.7,

DAC version too high
And it reports I have the very MDAC version you do: 2.1 SP2 (2.1.2.4203 GA). Nonetheless, "dahotfix.log" states my version could not be determined, and Q329414 did not install. Are you saying, it installed well in your machine? Q329414: Security Update (MDAC 2.1) Download size: 814 KB This security update applies

MDAC - ODBC mismatches
Hi, The versioning of Mdac is as per [major version number].[minor version number].[build number].[revision] standard. Can the Minor version of mdac be a 3 digit number? For example i have 2.70.7713.01. Can microsoft ever release a version of mdac as 2.160.9910.02 where the minor evrsion is increased from 70 to 160

Mdac version y Parche
Rashmi [MS] rd...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public sqlserver programming The Comcheck suggestion is good because there are many files involved in MDAC. If any of the files involved is in use at the time of upgrade then you will have a mixed MDAC version. Comcheck tells you which version you are closest to .

Mdac version.
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MDAC Version
RegGetSingleEntry(HKEY_CURRENT_USER _ , ccbRegSettings _ , ccbRegGeneral _ , ccbRegMDACStatus _ , False) If blnMDACStatus = False Then ' detect MDAC version frmLoadProgress.PrintMessage "Looking for Microsoft Data Access Version" DoEvents '--- give it time to display strMDACCurrentVersion = ccbReg.

How to tell which MDAC version on server?
F f...@f.com microsoft public vb database Jet is installed, MDAC 2.8 is actually running on the customer PC's All works fine in English Windows and some German of MSVBVM60.dll on the systems are the same as mine, 6.0.97.82 My customers have also run the MDAC Version checker which does not indicate any problems.

What MDAC version for MSSQL?
Frank f_a_van_vel...@hotmail.com microsoft public data oledb Win2000 SP3 ships with MDAC version 2.7. However this version of MDAC has some compatibility issues with opening dbase-files (very slow). MDAC version 2.5 SP1 which ships with Win2000 SP1 doesn't have these issue's. So our question is: can we combine MDAC

Error ASP 0177 and MDAC 2.6
I had looked at that MSKB article before I posted my message but I didn't read where it gave instructions for rolling back MDAC version using CC. I kept running CC and I saw the 2nd option and used it, but I thought it was just comparing the current installed version of MDAC to other versions in its database.

ASP.NET and MDAC version problem
How can the currently installed version of MDAC be programmatically determined in a VB6 app? You could create a connection object late-bound, and read the .Version property, eg: Public Function GetADOVersion() As String Dim objConn As Object Set objConn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") GetADOVersion = objConn.

msrclr40.dll
Vishal Parkar vgpar...@hotmail.com microsoft public sqlserver server To See MSDE version run following from command prompt. osql -Usa -P -S<server> -Q"select @@version" To see MDAC version installed on your machine follow these steps. 1) run "REGEDIT" from command line. 2) Go to the following key.