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by jose.largo.martinez

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I have installed SQL server 7.0 SP1 on a server (no problems). I have then installed the client tools on a Windows 2000 workstation. When I try to connect to a database on the server, I don't face any problem but, as soon as I try to get the data from the database, I get a message : The specified module could not be found.
I suspect that there may be an inconsistency between NT libraries/drivers and Win2K ?
This is a very urgent request...
Many thanks for your help and support.

Jose

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by dawsopolis

Check you Client Network Utility on the WORKSTATION that is WIN 2k...Be sure its using TCP/IP as the default library then go to the network library tab and be sure that tcp/ip driver version is 7.0.819.

Im using the same exact setup, excpet using service pack 2 for SQL 7.0 and i connect fine from my win2k workstation...

I would definalty install SQL sp2 on the server and the client.

by jose.largo.martinez

Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I did all of it but did not fix the problem. I then tried installing the latest Service Pack 3 on both the server and the client but did not fix it either.
Everything works on the server, but on the client, when I try to open a table to display all rows, always get the message from the Enterprise Manager : "The specified module could not be found".

Regards

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