COM OBJECT WITH CLSID... IS EITHER NOT VALID OR NOT REGISTERED
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I'm developing an application works with SQL Server.
I've installed MSDE in my PC. When I run it on my PC everything works fine,
but when i try to run the application in another PC (Win XPP) this error
message appears: COM OBJECT WITH CLSID... IS EITHER NOT VALID OR NOT
REGISTERED
I need Interop.SQLDMO.dll to list all available SQL Servers in the lan, and
in a PC without MSDE i'm not able to register it... I tryed with regsvr32
without good results.
Any help about how register this dll will be appreciated...
many thanks
nq
.
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