MFC42.DLL: The Microsoft module, MFC42.DLL version 4.21.0.7303, may not work with some of the Oracle ODBC Drivers. The following error message may be produced by the when trying to connect to a data source from the ODBC scanner that is using version 8.1.6.4, 8.1.78.0, or 9.00.11.00 of the Oracle ODBC Driver: "Error: Cannot load Resource File sqresus.dll" Clicking on OK button may also cause the following error message to be produced by the ODBC scanner: "Data Source connection test failed with the following error: Specified driver could not be loaded due to system error 1114 (Oracle in OraHome81)."Probably, your application has MFC42.DLL somewhere in its directory structure. To fix the problem, simply go to WINNT\System32 (or the Windows directory for the Windows OS you're using) and copy MFC42.DLL from there into the directory of your application where your current (old) version of MFC42.DLL is currently resident (over-write the old version - or re-name it first). Your application should work correctly after that (no reboot required). Julian>There are several threads to be found relating to this Oracle ODBC>error, "unable to load sqresus.dll", but I have not found them>particularly useful. Especially on Metalink (Oracle's MSDN), all they>say is "put the file first in your path".>>Facts:>VB 6.0 latest DAO ref lib>ActiveX DLL project>Oracle 8.1.7.6.0 ODBC Driver>MDAC latest 2.6 release>ORACLE_HOME/bin is most definitely in the path>>DSN created and working fine in every other application. I can use>MSAccess to link to Oracle tables and all is well. It is only when I>attempt to run the ActiveX app that it fails. From within the>ActiveX, I have displayed the contents of the path, using "environ">function, and it is what I expect, with the oracle bin directory>leading the way.>>I suspect it may have something to do with threading compatibilities>and am hoping someone much smarter than myself can shed some light.>>Could it also be that a called ActiveX DLL does not share the same>path as the system?Message sent from
Cannot load resource dll:REPLRES.RLL. The specified module could not be found. replres could not be found. What is the problem ???? databaseteam_2(); Fri, 17 Jun 2005 15:08:10 GMT databaseteam_share(); linda deng[M#2 / 2 Cannot load resource dll:REPLRES.RLL databaseteam_468x60();Hi, The failed SQL Server installation is probably caused by the following reasons: 1. The file is not being read or copied from the CD media. Please copy the SQL2000 directory to the hard drive, then retry the SQL 2000 installation or replace the damaged media. 2. On node 2, please start the services below. -Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Locator -Remote Procedure Call (RPC) After the two operations, if you still cannot install SQL Server 2000 failover cluster, please contact your local PSS with the installation log files: sqlstp*.* and sqlclstr*.* on all the nodes in the cluster. HTH. Sincerely, Linda Deng Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Sat, 18 Jun 2005 15:33:55 GMT Page 1 of 1 [ 2 post ] Relevant Pages 1. SQL2000 install fails on SBS 2000 REPLRES.RLL (MDSN version)
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An Oracle server waits indefinitely for lock conflicts between transactions to be resolved. You can limit the amount of time that an Oracle server waits for locks to be resolved by setting the Oracle ODBC Driver's LockTimeOut entry in the oraodbc.ini file. The value you enter for the LockTimeOut parameter is the number of seconds after which an Oracle server times out if it cannot obtain the requested locks. In the following example, the Oracle server times out after 60 seconds:
Error 1918.Error installing ODBC driver. Oracle in instantclient10_2.ODBC error 13: The setup routines for the Oracle in instantclient 10_2 ODBC driver could not be loaded due to system error code 126: The specified module could not be found. (C:oracleinstantclient_10_32sqoras32.dll). Verify that the file Oracle in instantclient10_2 exists and that you can access it. 2ff7e9595c
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