Installing the Provider for Both bit and bit Processing – Data Savvy.

Thanks Daniel for your Quick responses I respect your efforts. InvalidOperationException: ‘The ‘Microsoft. I referred to your link and downloaded the Engines – Redistributable Problem arises Client has already purchased license for 32 Bit If I have to achieve success, then I have ask him buy 64 Bit License Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community.

Hi There, I have gone through or read many links What should be developers Stand? I am hanging with this Error!! Any Help Appreciated This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. One is bit Windows 7 and one is bit Windows 7. Both run VS Ultimate using an Access database for storing and retrieving the input data used by the scripts.

My project common to both machines uses Provider. Never had any problem with either machine. I had this same problem occur all of a sudden and it wasn’t a “Jet” problem as it previously worked, and then stopped working. As it turned out, the application pool that the site was running under had “Enable bit applications” changed to “False”. When I changed back to “True”, the OleDb error went away. Posted Jul pm Marc Villella. Fiberspace Mar am. That worked for me too!! Member Apr am.

Works great!!!!! Member Mar am. Nice Solution Sir Thank You. Worked for me too! Thanks a lot. The Microsoft. The Solution No. Copy Code. Posted Jan am shishirrnt. Richard C Bishop 9-Aug am. Nice solution. The second one did the trick for me. It saved my time and really worked..

The second solution worked for me, thanks a lot dear. Member 5-Jan pm. Member Jan pm. It works! Which will make it run as a bit process on the bit version of Windows. So don’t assume anything and check your Platform target setting, x86 is required.

I’ll take a look at that. If that’s the case then wouldn’t the 64 bit driver have done the trick for us? Just wondering. Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default. Highest score default Date modified newest first Date created oldest first.

Improve this answer. I don’t have a. I see how to create a blank. Do I create that in the app directory? ClayNichols not all applications use an UDL file, it’s just an extra layer of indirection that allows more flexibility in the configuration of the applications. Maybe your application doesn’t need one, the path to the database file could be stored inside the app, or configured by the app in some other way.

Did you install the driver I mentioned in the mean time? Because, once you’ve done that the error should either go away, or change, eg to signal that it can’t locate the mdb file. Yes, I installed that driver. Oh, sorry, yes, I’d already tried that earlier forgot to note that. Tried both the 32 bit version and then uninstalled it and then the 64 bit version. Same error both times.

I assume that a 32 bit app needs the 32 bit version, right? Yes it does, and as both drivers cannot coexist you indeed have to deinstall the 64 bits driver before installing the 32 bit driver. It’s not logical that the driver appears to be missing even after you installed the 32 bit driver.

Can you try to run the command I mentioned in point 1, in the initial screen you can see all registered drivers, in this case for 32 bits.

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Posted Jun pm praveenlob7. As it turned out, the application pool that the site was running under had “Enable bit applications” changed nicrosoft.jet.oledb.4.0 “False”. Net Как сообщается здесь 3. I did not have to install any additional drivers. NET Bootstrap Controls. Office File API. When installing, all you need is CorLibs.

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Dec 03,  · The ” provider is not registered on the local machine. If i changed x86 then it will work. some of my end user still working Office and some Office x86 will work for some user and x64 will work for some user. It is very difficult to identify to maintain two different build and also some user still getting the. Aug 04,  · I’ve got a 32 app that uses the Jet OLEDB It runs fin on Windows 8 32 bit, but not on the 64 bit. on 64 bit I’m getting an error: ” provider is not registered on the local machine. at aSource(OleDbConnectionString constr, . Nov 13,  · The Jet OLEDB Provider is for older database versions and does not have a bit version. If you are using the Jet OLEDB Provider then you need to select the x86 Platform option, as mentioned in the link mentioned by Mark, in order to force the app to run bit.

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Any Help Appreciated This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Daniel Pineault MVP. Can’t you install a bit oledb for those clients? Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.

In reply to Daniel Pineault’s post on July 12, I am not finding solution That worked for me too!! Member Apr am. Works great!!!!! Member Mar am. Nice Solution Sir Thank You. Worked for me too! Thanks a lot. The Microsoft. The Solution No. Copy Code. Posted Jan am shishirrnt.

Richard C Bishop 9-Aug am. Nice solution. The second one did the trick for me. It saved my time and really worked.. The second solution worked for me, thanks a lot dear. Member 5-Jan pm. Member Jan pm. It works! Nilesh C 2-Jul pm. The second one did the trick for me too. From the solution explorer right-click your project then click Properties 2. Click the Build tab 3. Re-build your solution i can access my database.

Naren Websoft Oct am. There is indeed no 64 bit version of Jet – and no plans apparently to produce one. Posted Sep am OriginalGriff. ACE requires Access runtime engine, I think, whereas if a Jet solution can be contrived, there is no requirement to have Access present on the local machine, since Jet used to come with Windows. Yes, I installed that driver.

Oh, sorry, yes, I’d already tried that earlier forgot to note that. Tried both the 32 bit version and then uninstalled it and then the 64 bit version. Same error both times. I assume that a 32 bit app needs the 32 bit version, right? Yes it does, and as both drivers cannot coexist you indeed have to deinstall the 64 bits driver before installing the 32 bit driver. It’s not logical that the driver appears to be missing even after you installed the 32 bit driver. Can you try to run the command I mentioned in point 1, in the initial screen you can see all registered drivers, in this case for 32 bits.

Do you mean the the command to start the UDL wizard? Show 1 more comment. Make sure to target x86 on your project in Visual Studio. This should fix your trouble. Kyle Blake Kyle Blake 39 1 1 bronze badge. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown.

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