J
Juan
Helo,
I'me developing a proyect wich gets connected to SQL Server. I wished to
show a list of SQL Servers on my networks if the configuration file couldn't
be found...
I can do this using SQLDMO, but it will raise an unhandled exception on any
machine that lacks of a SQL Server... My goal is to list all the servers for
a client application, herefore installing MSDE on the client machines seems
unacceptable (This was a proposed solution on a thread I read on Google). Is
there anyway I can use SQLDMO without installing a SQL Server? If so, how
could it be done?
On the other hand I developped a small walkarround using the Sockets
namespace to create an UDP client in order to search for databases, although
I think it's not as reliable as SQLDMO, therefore I would preffer using
SQLDMO.
The error I get is an Unregistered or invalid COM... In my setup proyect
I've marked SQLDMO.DLL to register as COM.
Hope someone can give me some clues on how to get it to work.
Best wishes
I'me developing a proyect wich gets connected to SQL Server. I wished to
show a list of SQL Servers on my networks if the configuration file couldn't
be found...
I can do this using SQLDMO, but it will raise an unhandled exception on any
machine that lacks of a SQL Server... My goal is to list all the servers for
a client application, herefore installing MSDE on the client machines seems
unacceptable (This was a proposed solution on a thread I read on Google). Is
there anyway I can use SQLDMO without installing a SQL Server? If so, how
could it be done?
On the other hand I developped a small walkarround using the Sockets
namespace to create an UDP client in order to search for databases, although
I think it's not as reliable as SQLDMO, therefore I would preffer using
SQLDMO.
The error I get is an Unregistered or invalid COM... In my setup proyect
I've marked SQLDMO.DLL to register as COM.
Hope someone can give me some clues on how to get it to work.
Best wishes