Today morning i tried connecting to sql 6.5 through enterprise edition got the following error
SQL ole object could not be registered class not registered (80040154)
I did shut down and restart, stopped and restarted the servicesAs obvious this is a problem with the class or the associated OLE dll not being registered in the registry properly . You can use the regsvr32 utility to re-register it :-
regsvr32 (path)\binn\sqlole65.dll
And replace (path) with the full drive/directory that SQL Server is installed into.|||Thanks works very good
One more question
How best to display data on web without knowing any language|||I think its not possible to work if you don't know any language ( in terms of IT). Can you rephrase your question agian.|||I just know sql and html the basic
any one language i can use to represent data on web and easy too learn
like combination or reporting tools ( crystal report) and something else too|||Then no issues in representing the data on a web page.
ASP with SQL is best combination I've seen so far (as I'm concerned).
Refer to MSDN & Technet for SQL for further information.|||Representing data using sql and asp is enough
I mean will it allow the user to choose say dates if i represent it on a drop down menu ( can asp do it i mean)
In short will i be able to represents most of the data using ASP (JUST)
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Enterprise class not registered 6.5
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