Entry point not found...mdt2fw.dll

I am having an SQL Server problem. I installed the Standard Edition of SQL Server 7 on a new server (Windows 2000 Server). When I open the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, I get errors when trying to open a database table.
The first error: The procedure entry point ? DaVinciVShowSQLVersionWarning@.@.YXGPAUHWND_@.@.@.Z could not be located in the dynamic link library mdt2fw.dll
The second error:An unexpected error happened during this operation. [MS Design Tools] - The specified procedure could not be found.
Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
it could be a problem with a dll not being registered proplery. Try
registering that dll again using regsrv. However, you also might want to
read your sqlstp.log to check for any error messages duirng the install.
You'll find this in your WinNT folder.
Vikram Jayaram
Microsoft, SQL Server
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|||Thanks!
I will give it a try on Monday. Hopefully this will fix the problem.
Ray
"Ray" wrote:

> I am having an SQL Server problem. I installed the Standard Edition of SQL Server 7 on a new server (Windows 2000 Server). When I open the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, I get errors when trying to open a database table.
> The first error: The procedure entry point ? DaVinciVShowSQLVersionWarning@.@.YXGPAUHWND_@.@.@.Z could not be located in the dynamic link library mdt2fw.dll
> The second error:An unexpected error happened during this operation. [MS Design Tools] - The specified procedure could not be found.
> Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
sql

Entry point not found...mdt2fw.dll

I am having an SQL Server problem. I installed the Standard Edition of SQL
Server 7 on a new server (Windows 2000 Server). When I open the SQL Server
Enterprise Manager, I get errors when trying to open a database table.
The first error: The procedure entry point ? DaVinciVShowSQLVersionWarning@.@.
YXGPAUHWND_@.@.@.Z could not be located in the dynamic link library mdt2fw.dll
The second error:An unexpected error happened during this operation. [MS
Design Tools] - The specified procedure could not be found.
Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.it could be a problem with a dll not being registered proplery. Try
registering that dll again using regsrv. However, you also might want to
read your sqlstp.log to check for any error messages duirng the install.
You'll find this in your WinNT folder.
Vikram Jayaram
Microsoft, SQL Server
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Subscribe to MSDN & use http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups.|||Thanks!
I will give it a try on Monday. Hopefully this will fix the problem.
Ray
"Ray" wrote:

> I am having an SQL Server problem. I installed the Standard Edition of SQ
L Server 7 on a new server (Windows 2000 Server). When I open the SQL Serve
r Enterprise Manager, I get errors when trying to open a database table.
> The first error: The procedure entry point ? DaVinciVShowSQLVersionWarning
@.@.YXGPAUHWND_@.@.@.Z could not be located in the dynamic link library mdt2fw.dl
l
> The second error:An unexpected error happened during this operation. [
MS Design Tools] - The specified procedure could not be found.
> Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Entry point not found...mdt2fw.dll

I am having an SQL Server problem. I installed the Standard Edition of SQL Server 7 on a new server (Windows 2000 Server). When I open the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, I get errors when trying to open a database table.
The first error: The procedure entry point ? DaVinciVShowSQLVersionWarning@.@.YXGPAUHWND_@.@.@.Z could not be located in the dynamic link library mdt2fw.dll
The second error:An unexpected error happened during this operation. [MS Design Tools] - The specified procedure could not be found.
Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.it could be a problem with a dll not being registered proplery. Try
registering that dll again using regsrv. However, you also might want to
read your sqlstp.log to check for any error messages duirng the install.
You'll find this in your WinNT folder.
Vikram Jayaram
Microsoft, SQL Server
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Subscribe to MSDN & use http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups.|||Thanks!
I will give it a try on Monday. Hopefully this will fix the problem.
Ray
"Ray" wrote:
> I am having an SQL Server problem. I installed the Standard Edition of SQL Server 7 on a new server (Windows 2000 Server). When I open the SQL Server Enterprise Manager, I get errors when trying to open a database table.
> The first error: The procedure entry point ? DaVinciVShowSQLVersionWarning@.@.YXGPAUHWND_@.@.@.Z could not be located in the dynamic link library mdt2fw.dll
> The second error:An unexpected error happened during this operation. [MS Design Tools] - The specified procedure could not be found.
> Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Entry point not found with MS SQL Server

Hi All!

Has anyone has seen this error before?

Event Type:Information
Event Source:Application Popup
Event Category:None
Event ID:26
Date:5/14/2004
Time:10:06:45 AM
User:N/A
Description:
Application popup: sqlmangr.exe - Entry Point Not Found : The
procedure entry point TraceMessage could not be located in the dynamic
link library ADVAPI32.dll.

This computer is running MS SQL Server STD Edition 2000 W/ Service
Pack 1.

Thanks!Eric wrote:

> Hi All!
> Has anyone has seen this error before?
> Event Type:Information
> Event Source:Application Popup
> Event Category:None
> Event ID:26
> Date:5/14/2004
> Time:10:06:45 AM
> User:N/A
> Description:
> Application popup: sqlmangr.exe - Entry Point Not Found : The
> procedure entry point TraceMessage could not be located in the dynamic
> link library ADVAPI32.dll.
>
> This computer is running MS SQL Server STD Edition 2000 W/ Service
> Pack 1.
> Thanks!

Usually that means some DLL was updated or not updated while others were
(or were not)...if you can makes sense of that. ;) Basicaly, you likely
have an outdated DLL. That's just a guess.

Zach

entry number thousand from 3 Tables with primary key number

Hi!
I have 3 tables with a primary key (number integer 4 ) and I have a datetime
field date_ (datetime 8) with the following value: 16.01.2003 00:00:04.
The primary key is not starting with one and some numbers are also missing.
Now I want to get the entry number thousand in the order after the date_
field with all rows from this 3 tables.
How must my select statement look like?
ThanksCan you further elaborate the following sentence:
Now I want to get the entry number thousand in the order after the date_
field with all rows from this 3 tables.
"Hubert Mayr" <huma1@.gmx.net> wrote in message
news:1068474664.222762@.news.liwest.at...
> Hi!
> I have 3 tables with a primary key (number integer 4 ) and I have a
datetime
> field date_ (datetime 8) with the following value: 16.01.2003 00:00:04.
> The primary key is not starting with one and some numbers are also
missing.
> Now I want to get the entry number thousand in the order after the date_
> field with all rows from this 3 tables.
> How must my select statement look like?
> Thanks
>

Enterprise Manager data entry limit

I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
(4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
import it or use VB to populate the table without any
problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
field length in the table design?
Hi,
Sorry to tell this.
Enterprise manager is a GUI tool to do database administration, it is not a
tool to do data entry. You can very well
use Query Analyzer to insert the text data into a table using INSERT
statement.
Insert into table_name values('jhsajdhaskdlksadhsalkdjsaldjlsadjlsajdjl.. .n
characters)
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Colin" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1db6a01c4546c$17824130$a101280a@.phx.gbl...
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?
|||Colin,
I don't know the answer to your question, perhaps its a limit of the
grid control that is used? I have a question for you. Why do you want to
insert such huge values through Enterprise Manager? Why not just write a
quick script in Query Analyzer to insert the data?
Also beware that you could run into problems if all your field lengths
exceed the size of a data page (8k).
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Colin wrote:
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?
|||Thanks for the replies.
I understand EM is not the tool to use for data
entry...just curious why it limited data entry in this
way.
|||Hi Colin,
I've been chatting with the SQL MVPs and some people at Microsoft about
this issue on your behalf, and I was told to RTFM. :-) SQL MVP, Steve
Kass pointed this out to me:
"Some of the limitations of Enterprise Manager are documented in the
following Books Online article:
Editing Rows in the Results Pane
In particular, that article says:
You can edit a memo-type column (such as a text, memo, or long character
column) if the column does not display <Long Text>. The Results pane can
accept up to 900 characters of text in memo-type columns. If you are
typing in a cell and exceed the amount of text that the Results pane can
accept, the Query Designer will beep to indicate that you have exceeded
this limit."
I hope this helps further.
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Colin wrote:
> Thanks for the replies.
> I understand EM is not the tool to use for data
> entry...just curious why it limited data entry in this
> way.

Enterprise Manager data entry limit

I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
(4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
import it or use VB to populate the table without any
problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
field length in the table design?Hi,
Sorry to tell this.
Enterprise manager is a GUI tool to do database administration, it is not a
tool to do data entry. You can very well
use Query Analyzer to insert the text data into a table using INSERT
statement.
Insert into table_name values('jhsajdhaskdlksadhsalkdjsaldjlsad
jlsajdjl...n
characters)
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Colin" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1db6a01c4546c$17824130$a101280a@.phx
.gbl...
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?|||Colin,
I don't know the answer to your question, perhaps its a limit of the
grid control that is used? I have a question for you. Why do you want to
insert such huge values through Enterprise Manager? Why not just write a
quick script in Query Analyzer to insert the data?
Also beware that you could run into problems if all your field lengths
exceed the size of a data page (8k).
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Colin wrote:
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?|||Thanks for the replies.
I understand EM is not the tool to use for data
entry...just curious why it limited data entry in this
way.|||Hi Colin,
I've been chatting with the SQL MVPs and some people at Microsoft about
this issue on your behalf, and I was told to RTFM. :-) SQL MVP, Steve
Kass pointed this out to me:
"Some of the limitations of Enterprise Manager are documented in the
following Books Online article:
Editing Rows in the Results Pane
In particular, that article says:
You can edit a memo-type column (such as a text, memo, or long character
column) if the column does not display <Long Text>. The Results pane can
accept up to 900 characters of text in memo-type columns. If you are
typing in a cell and exceed the amount of text that the Results pane can
accept, the Query Designer will beep to indicate that you have exceeded
this limit."
I hope this helps further.
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Colin wrote:
> Thanks for the replies.
> I understand EM is not the tool to use for data
> entry...just curious why it limited data entry in this
> way.

Enterprise Manager data entry limit

I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
(4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
import it or use VB to populate the table without any
problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
field length in the table design?Hi,
Sorry to tell this.
Enterprise manager is a GUI tool to do database administration, it is not a
tool to do data entry. You can very well
use Query Analyzer to insert the text data into a table using INSERT
statement.
Insert into table_name values('jhsajdhaskdlksadhsalkdjsaldjlsadjlsajdjl...n
characters)
Thanks
Hari
MCDBA
"Colin" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1db6a01c4546c$17824130$a101280a@.phx.gbl...
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?|||Colin,
I don't know the answer to your question, perhaps its a limit of the
grid control that is used? I have a question for you. Why do you want to
insert such huge values through Enterprise Manager? Why not just write a
quick script in Query Analyzer to insert the data?
Also beware that you could run into problems if all your field lengths
exceed the size of a data page (8k).
--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Colin wrote:
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?|||Thanks for the replies.
I understand EM is not the tool to use for data
entry...just curious why it limited data entry in this
way.|||Hi Colin,
I've been chatting with the SQL MVPs and some people at Microsoft about
this issue on your behalf, and I was told to RTFM. :-) SQL MVP, Steve
Kass pointed this out to me:
"Some of the limitations of Enterprise Manager are documented in the
following Books Online article:
Editing Rows in the Results Pane
In particular, that article says:
You can edit a memo-type column (such as a text, memo, or long character
column) if the column does not display <Long Text>. The Results pane can
accept up to 900 characters of text in memo-type columns. If you are
typing in a cell and exceed the amount of text that the Results pane can
accept, the Query Designer will beep to indicate that you have exceeded
this limit."
I hope this helps further.
--
Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.markallison.co.uk
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Colin wrote:
> Thanks for the replies.
> I understand EM is not the tool to use for data
> entry...just curious why it limited data entry in this
> way.|||Can one of you experts give me some solutions?
We have small web-based sale order system linked to SQL server. One of the web page fields: "Remark" field only accepts 250 characters.
On the web page, the Remark field will let you type more than 250 characters. However, it only display maximum 250 characters in print preview. Any solutions?
Thank you in advance for any sugguestions.
"Colin" wrote:
> I have a table that has several fields of data type varchar
> (4000). I cannot enter more that 1024 characters using
> Enterprise Manager. I can create a table in Access and
> import it or use VB to populate the table without any
> problem. Why doesn't EM allow data to be entered up to the
> field length in the table design?
>

Enterprise Manager (SQL2k)

Is there a way to set a default database for a server registration?
I'm with a shared host and clicking my web hosts server entry in
Enterprise Manager lists all the database on the server, which takes a
few minutes of waiting. Maybe there's a way to set one default
database for the server registration so that when I click the server
entry it connects to the server and lists only the default database.

Any ideas?It's not possible with current EM sorry.

--
-oj
Rac v2.2 & QALite!
http://www.rac4sql.net

"Nick Rice" <nickrice@.eml.cc> wrote in message
news:7289b7ce.0309132101.7d89b1ab@.posting.google.c om...
> Is there a way to set a default database for a server registration?
> I'm with a shared host and clicking my web hosts server entry in
> Enterprise Manager lists all the database on the server, which takes a
> few minutes of waiting. Maybe there's a way to set one default
> database for the server registration so that when I click the server
> entry it connects to the server and lists only the default database.
> Any ideas?