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by ncseric
I have the SQL Server 2000 client tools (no database server) installed locally and my copy of SQLDMO.DLL is located here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Binn\SQLDMO.DLL
I ran regsvr32.exe on it and it registered fine. You mightbe missing some other files required for SQLDMO.DLL to work properly. The easiest thing to do is to reinstall the client tools for either SQL 7 or SQL 2000 on your machine. That should put all the files back in the correct places. If that doesn't work, try uninstalling and reinstalling SQL. You can reattach any databases you have by using Enterprise Manager.
that is simply not possible. Either the file is not there (see answer #1 above) or perhaps you might be typing "regsrv32" instead of "regsvr32" (notice the spelling difference ?)
He he
I also suggest reinstalling it.
Good Luck!
by rrv
In W2K, select the file or system32 folder and check the permissions for your userid. Make sure you have full control to your required dll.
keep the file selected by clicking it in Explorer. Click start\Run and type "Regsvr32 " (note. there is a space at last) and drag the dll file into this Run window's text box. So the run command becomes "regsvr32 C:\Windows\System32\sqldmo.dll" (note. drive and folder names may differ) Run this command.
You should see the dllselfregistry success message box.
RV
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