I'm setting up a brand new system and decided to install TTU 15.10.04 (my old machine had TTU 14). When I run my apps, I get this error:
The 'TDOLEDB' provider is not registered on the local machine.
I used to get this error on earlier versions, but all I had to do was make sure my app was running in 32-bit mode. After checking everything multiple times and not being able to isolate the problem, I searched for the OLE DB installation folder on my new machine, but have not been able to find it. So I checked my old machine and found that it was installed here:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Teradata\Client\14.00\OLE DB Provider for Teradata
I have no such equivalent folder on my new machine. The only thing I have is OLE DB Access Module, but I am sure that's not it. I have concluded that I do not have the OLE DB provider installed at all and cannot seem to find out where to get it. It's as if it has disappeared. Any help would be great
You can download the teradata oledb provider for ttu15 HERE
Hope this helps
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Please I am trying to access the Neo4j database via its browser. I have used both bolt//:localhost:7687 and http//:localhost:7474, and Username: "neo4j" and Password:"neo4j" but with no success. I can't even start a database instance.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Neo4j on my computer; I have updated Powershell on my Windows 8.1 computer, yet I keep getting an error message whenever I try to run the Movie database in the desktop.
I have also looked into the log.log file, but can't seem to find anything other than that I should update Powershell, which I have done.
I have corresponded with a relations officer at Neo4j, over 30 emails, and still I can't access Neo4j database.
Could it have anything to do with my web browser? I use Mozilla Firefox.
Because I am unable to successfully connect to Neo4j database, I can't call the api in R Studio and run cypher queries.
Does Neo4j have a web version, which I could use, since the desktop version isn't working?
Please does anybody have any idea or advice on what I could do to resolve this problem? I am really exasperated right now.
I was given a graph db I must open with Neo4j. Installed community version Neo4j-2.2.0-M02 on Win7 Ultimate laptop successfully. When I tried to start the server, after pointing to the graph db, I get the following error:
Starting Neo4j Server failed:
Component org.neo4j.server.database.LifecycleManagingDatabase#325ce05c was successfully initialized, but failed to start. Please see attached cause exception.
Logged in as windows local admin. Windows FWall is off. There's no antivirus SW installed on the machine. Local admin has full perms on entire root drive. When I point to the default db, Neo4j server starts normally and I can browse http://localhost:7474/ without a problem.
Any lead will be appreciated.
The aforementioned error message was the result of using a Neo4j version different to the one the graph db was originally developed. In particular, the original graph db was developed in ver 2.0.4 Community that due to my lack of knowledge I was trying to run on an installation of Neo4j ver. 2.2.0-M02 (for development only).
The code owner enlightened me to the fact and an attempt to bring up the graph db on ver. 2.0.4 Community was successful.
Thanks for your support.
Delete the folder "c:\Users\Yourname\MyDocuments\Neo4j"
I removed the plugins that were loaded from <NEO4J_HOME>/plugins as they were also loaded from under <DATABASE_HOME>/plugins
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I am trying to export data from an Interbase Version 5 database file by using the following connection string:
Provider=LCPI.IBProvider;Location=\"<Path To Database>";User ID=******;Password=*****;ctype=win1251"
I have downloaded and installed the from the IBProvider website. I am getting the following error:
The 'LCPI.IBProvider' provider is not registered on the local machine.
I tried manually registering the _IBProvider_v3_vc10_w64_lite_trial_i.dll file but no luck.
Ok, so here is my question can I connect to this database file similarly to a FoxPro database file without having the database software installed?
Ok, I found the answer, I had to download the latest version of FireBird database engine and then attach the database. Then I downloaded the EMS SQL Manager for InterBase/Firebird GUI because I didn't want to bother with using the ISQL command line application.
Here's an odd situation, if I open a command prompt and start the mongrel server then everything works swimmingly. ActiveRecord talks nicely to the MSSQL server using ODBC if I have a User-DSN defined. But if remove the User-DSN and set just an identical System-DSN then odbc bombs:
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data
source name not found and no default
driver specified
I am running Rails on Windows 2003 Server 64bit, using DBI 0.4.1, DBD-ODBC 0.2.4, Rails 2.3.4. I've tried using ODBC manager for 32bit and double-checked that the connection is working from the ODBC Administration panel. Does anyone have any ideas?
Frustrating! As it turns out, I had to use regedit to access HKLM/Software/ODBC/ODBC.INI children key (DSN) and changed the SQLServer driver there to be c:\windows\system32\SQLSRV32.dll. Even though the ODBC Administration Panel had this specified and its tests ran fine, it wasn't working until I tweaked the registry. So odd..
Hope it helps someone else in the future.
For me the problem was that I was entering the ODBC connections into the 64 bit version of the ODBC Data Source Administrator. When I went to
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
, and re-entered the drivers here (the others were not there!), and all worked fine after that.
blog entry where I found this
I'm having trouble deploying my delphi application. It uses dbxpress to access mysql 5.1 database. When i run the application from another computer, an error occurs. I've already included the midaslib.dll in my application and copied the dbxmys.dll and libmysql.dll in the same folder as my application.
Hope someone can help.
Can you make a connection with the ping command? Can you make a connection to the database itself? Just with the command prompt. Not with Delphi.
Maybe a firewall is blocking or the remote user is not authorized.