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seanbrasher
I have a web application that uses the
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo namespace objects to do some things
with SQL Server. On my box I have the client for SQL 2005, but the
test database that I am hitting is 2000.
Everything works great until I get ready to install this on the test
server that belongs to our client. The server is Windows 2003 and does
not have the SQL 2005 client installed. What's happening is that we're
getting the above error.
The bin folder contains the Microsoft.SqlServer.Replication.dll and a
Microsoft.SqlServer.BatchParser.dll along with my web application
dlls. So it should have no problem.
I have Googled this and read that installing the SQL 2005 client on
the box would solve this, but that is not an option with this server.
Also, I have read that putting the DLLs into the GAc would help, but
these DLLs are not strongly named, or at least I don't have the name
files to put them into the GAC.
How can I get this DLL reference to work?
Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo namespace objects to do some things
with SQL Server. On my box I have the client for SQL 2005, but the
test database that I am hitting is 2000.
Everything works great until I get ready to install this on the test
server that belongs to our client. The server is Windows 2003 and does
not have the SQL 2005 client installed. What's happening is that we're
getting the above error.
The bin folder contains the Microsoft.SqlServer.Replication.dll and a
Microsoft.SqlServer.BatchParser.dll along with my web application
dlls. So it should have no problem.
I have Googled this and read that installing the SQL 2005 client on
the box would solve this, but that is not an option with this server.
Also, I have read that putting the DLLs into the GAc would help, but
these DLLs are not strongly named, or at least I don't have the name
files to put them into the GAC.
How can I get this DLL reference to work?