I am trying to get a minimum OLEDB provider up and running and plugged into
SQL Server. I create a default provider using ATL wizards. This plugs into
the Rowset viewer test app that comes with the SDK.
I can add this provider to SQL server as a linked server, but when I click
on the Table view I get...
Error 7403: Could not locate registry entry for OLEDB provider <provider
name>
OLE DB error trace [Non interface error: Provider not registered]
Since I can't find any information on this error, I can't tell if the
problem something to do with SQL not being able to find the provider, or
some of features that SQL requires of it's linked server providers aren't
implemented with the ATL provider template wizard.
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