Stephen,
It seems there are all sorts of problems that can cause the error you are
getting. Can you send me more info on your setup, specifically:
Your Windows version.
Have you installed MDAC 2.0 & DCOM 98?
Do you have IE 3.02 or higher installed?
Do you have MS Access or Office installed (if so, what version)?
Do you have any logfiles I can look at (probably only C:\pgAdmin.log I
guess)?
Regards,
Dave.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Page
Sent: 03 October 1999 19:58
To: 'Stephen Martin'
Subject: RE: [INTERFACES] pgAdmin v6.5.2 Released
Hi,
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephen Martin [mailto:stephen@sealteam.demon.co.uk]
> Sent: 01 October 1999 23:00
> To: Dave Page; 'pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org'
> Subject: Re: [INTERFACES] pgAdmin v6.5.2 Released
>
>
> Hello
>
> I have been using pgadmin 6.5.1 with some success, so I
> decided to upgrade
> to
> 6.5.2, however on running pgadmin 6.5.2 I am now presented with the
> following error..
>
> Error 3706 ADO could not find the specified provider.
>
> Any idea's on what I also need to install?
>
In a word, no! I'll do a bit of research now, but my time is limited today.
I'm back in the office tomorrow so if needed I keep looking then.
Just as a bit of background though, ADO uses 'data providers' which are
interfaces between ADO and the data - these may be a simple set of functions
to access a text file, the functions required to access a proprietry system
or functions to access an ODBC datasource. It's the latter that you're
missing...
I'll let you know...
Dave.
