I've tried to use MAPI in C# but MAPIInitialize keeped on failing with error code: 0x80010106.
The clue I found only is that this error code is related to multi-threading.
The answer was simple - set the application attribute:
[STAThread]
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
WinSNMP C# wrapper fails in 64 bit systems
Some time ago I wrote a C# wrapper for WinSNMP. Recently I moved to Win7 64 bit and that application failed to run. I thought it's because of Win32 API change, but it seems like the issue was with 32 bit vs. 64 bit.
Solution: (work-around) compile the application to x32:
Right click the project -> Build -> Platform Target -> x86
It could be that I did something wrong in the wrapper, but I really don't have the time to check it out.
Solution: (work-around) compile the application to x32:
Right click the project -> Build -> Platform Target -> x86
It could be that I did something wrong in the wrapper, but I really don't have the time to check it out.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Convert SQL Server Database to Access MDB
I tried looking around the web how to accomplish the following task:
Convert SQL Server Database to Access MDB
I couldn't find any answer online, but on the way to work it hit me: use SQL Server Management Studio "Export". I just checked it and it works like a charm. In 2 minutes I was able to export the SQL Server database to Access MDB.
Just do:
1. Open SQL Server Management Studio & connect to the SQL Server database.
2. Right click the database and select - "Tasks" => "Export"
3. Select the source database & select Access MDB as destination.
Continue with the instructions.
Convert SQL Server Database to Access MDB
I couldn't find any answer online, but on the way to work it hit me: use SQL Server Management Studio "Export". I just checked it and it works like a charm. In 2 minutes I was able to export the SQL Server database to Access MDB.
Just do:
1. Open SQL Server Management Studio & connect to the SQL Server database.
2. Right click the database and select - "Tasks" => "Export"
3. Select the source database & select Access MDB as destination.
Continue with the instructions.
Labels:
Access,
MDB,
SQL Server
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