I've asked this question before, but failed to get an answer that made sense
to me....
I have some code that I stole from MSKB article 321525 that I'm using in a
windows forms app (framework 1.1, VS 2003) that I'm having some problems
with.
Basically, if I try using it on a machine that only has the framework
installed, then it fails intermittently. If I use the code on a machine
that has had SQL installed onto it, then it works perfectly. Running a file
monitor over the machine that works shows that it is actually using the dts
files (e.g. dtspump.dll) installed under c:\program files\microsoft sql
server instead of just using framework files. It generally works without
referencing the dll files the first time after an install or update.
Could someone confirm that I really shouldn't need the locally installed dts
files - and, if I do, explain how it works after an install without looking
at the dlls.
and
Has anyone else had the same kind of problem with 321525? Any solution?