markdeeside
11-26-2004, 02:04 AM
Please help!
We run Quality system on our Server. It's done in MsSql and data is captured via a series of HP IPAQs. The system had been working perfectly until a few of the devices broke down one by one for various reasons. At first we simply reset the little things and re-installed the systems, ending the installation by registering some DLL files. Just recently, the last stage of installation has not been working due to the following error: -
adocedb30.dll was loaded, but the DLLUnregister entry point was not found. DllUnregisterServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version of adocedb30.dll may be in memory. Consider using pview to detect and remove it.
This error repeats in a similar fashion to adoceoledb31.dll and sscerror20en.dll.
What can I do, I cannot find pview for IPAQs, I've tried a similar virus scanning thing that closes processes but cannot find a relevant process to kill.
Please help, or at least point me in the right direction before all these handheld devices become war projectiles.
Thank you
We run Quality system on our Server. It's done in MsSql and data is captured via a series of HP IPAQs. The system had been working perfectly until a few of the devices broke down one by one for various reasons. At first we simply reset the little things and re-installed the systems, ending the installation by registering some DLL files. Just recently, the last stage of installation has not been working due to the following error: -
adocedb30.dll was loaded, but the DLLUnregister entry point was not found. DllUnregisterServer may not be exported, or a corrupt version of adocedb30.dll may be in memory. Consider using pview to detect and remove it.
This error repeats in a similar fashion to adoceoledb31.dll and sscerror20en.dll.
What can I do, I cannot find pview for IPAQs, I've tried a similar virus scanning thing that closes processes but cannot find a relevant process to kill.
Please help, or at least point me in the right direction before all these handheld devices become war projectiles.
Thank you