Roman,

I found the problem. It is due to a program called WindowBlinds. I have a pretty expensive video card with dual 21" monitors for development. I wanted a little more eye candy as well as a couple of more features that came with Stardock's package. I found a message on Google User Groups regarding this same error. Switched to a Windows Theme, problem went away, switched back to a Windows Blind theme and problem reoccured.

Here is what happens. When you select "All Rows" I suspect in the background Enterprise Manager fills in the Query Form and then presents all the rows.

The query form does not like to be skinned by WindowBlinds.

The reason I think it is the Query Window is because the query window shows before the error. If I switch to another theme like classic (Off of Windows Blinds) you you do not get the error nor do you see the query window.

I get the same error when I open the Query Window.

I know of a stardock chat group where the developers are at so I will raise the issue there.

Thanks for the reply.

Ron




>Check out this KB article, it looks very similar:
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> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315868
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>Roman
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>>I have an XP Development Machine with MSDE 2000 and SQL Server Client Tools installed. SP3 has been applied.
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>>I have a Win2k Server with SQL 2000 and SQL Server Client Tools Installed. SP# has been applied.
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>>On the XP machine if I open Enterprise Manager, connect to a Server either local or remote open a DB, Select a Table, right click and open Query I get the error "The Specified Module could not be found"
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>>If I do the same on the Win2k Server on the same DB and Table I do not get the error.
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>>In both cases I have attempted to perform a Query on both a dev db and Northwind DB.
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>>I get the same error when I attempt to "Return All Rows"