Hi Sergey,
That's not entirely true. You need to install (or distribute) the SQLDMO and the SQLNamespace libraries. That doesn't mean you need the entire set of client tools. Installing the client tools
on your development box (not on your client's machines) is the most efficient way of a developer getting those libraries on their machine. For client machines, you just need to distribute SQLDMO.DLL, SQLNS.DLL and (I think -- I'm not in front of my development box at the moment) SQLNS.RLL. The first two need to be registered with REGSVR32.
Cheers,
Andrew
>>No on to my question, I have installed the latest MSDE from the microsoft download. I hoped to use your tools to manage this installation of SQL Server, but upon starting the application I am presented with a messagebox with the following:
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>>The following COM objects are not installed:
>>SQL Namespace
>>Please contact your system administrator or reseller
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>>I understand the message, however I do not know how to install the SQL Namespace component. Can you help?
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>>Thanks
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>Glenn,
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>You've to install SQL Server client tools in order for Andrew code to work.
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