Evt Log Errors

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Hi all

After the FBA is over we are having some errors in the Event Viewer

In the Event Viewer, the description is as folloes

Source : MSDTC
Catagory (13)
Type: Error
Event ID: 4404
Description:

MS DTC Tracing infrastructure: the initializing of the tracing infracture
failed.
Internal information : msdtc_trace : File:
d:\qxp_slp\com\com1x\dtc\dtc\trace\src\tracelib.cpp, Line 1115, StartTrace
Failed, hr=0x80070070

We have MSMQ core in our component
a warning is available in the Application log

Message Queuing performance counter data are not available because the
performance counter module failed to initialize. Please run 'lodctr.exe
mqperf.ini from the command console and restart the service, or contact
Microfoft support.

We have tried restarting the service

Uninstall and reinstall of the service (MS DTC)

But the Event log still gets the error log

Can any one throw light on this issue

Srivathsan.A
 
Srivathsan,

Do you have "Message Queuing (MSMQ) Performance Diagnostics" component in your configuration?

Also, from Rel.Notes: "To enable full functionality support of Message Queuing (MSMQ) COM Library and Message Queuing (MSMQ) DCOM
Library components, register Mqoa.dll by creating an FBA COM/DLL Registration resource or by running the command RegSvr32.exe
MQOA.DLL from the command line. Failure to register Mqoa.dll will have an impact on applications using IDispatch, such as Microsoft
Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) programming language and Active Server Pages (ASP)."
 
HI KM

My second warning gets solved by registering the MQOA.DLL but the MSDTC
tracing infrastructure error still prevails...
Source : MSDTC
Do you have "Message Queuing (MSMQ) Performance Diagnostics" component in your configuration?
Click to expand...
Yes ..

Srivathsan.A
 
Srivathsan,

Just following the hr code you mentioned..

Do you have enough space on the target media?
Do you have enough RAM? (how much RAM you've got and how big is the image footprint?)
Is the target media - removable or fixed?
 
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