I don't know why you are getting the error, but I'd try passing a copy of the Err object and using early instead of late binding. See the red bits below:
Sub Whatever()
On Local Error GoTo ErrorHandler:
Err.Raise 1
ErrorHandler:
Dim MyErr As ErrObject
Set MyErr = Err
HandleErr MyErr
'.....
End...
There are two Microsoft knowledge base articles about this issue - Q255733 and Q255735. The problem is supposedly fixed in Windows 2000 SP1.
Hope this helps. Chris Buckley
When we did this we installed MSMQ on a machine that didn't have SQL server installed. This results in a cut down version of SQL server 6.5 being installed from the Option Pack along with MSMQ (assuming of course you select a configuration option that requires a data base - namely PEC/PSC/BSC)...
The export package function creates a .PAK file and a .DLL file that can used to import the package to another server. There is also a .EXE created in the clients subfolder which is used to register the package (on this server) to a remote client.
I'm not sure if you're trying to set up another...
I'm pretty sure the answer is yes unless you are accessing an application running under IIS. From memory you can install MSMQ on 95 from the NT4 Option Pack CD. I think 98 had its own version on the product CD (\tools\pws rings a bell). You'll probably want to select dependent client if the 95...
Are you sure you've got Oracle XA Transaction Support set up correctly? Have a look at http://support.microsoft.com/support/complus/mtsandoracle.asp if you haven't already. The TestOracleXAConfig is worth a go too.
Chris Buckley
Thanks Tom.
Unless I'm missing something here, I don't think the information is available in the MTS 2.0 Admin Type Library.
Even when iterating through the package and component collections the information from the component status view in MMC (number of objects, activated and in-call) isn't...
I've seen this with MTS where the package accounts don't have read access to the DLL.
I think the problem is generically related to the 'Error 429 - ActiveX component cannot create object' message.
MSDN article Q181852 might be worth a look too. Chris Buckley
Does anyone know if there is a way of letting a user view the transaction list and statistics for a remote server in MMC without granting them local admin rights on the server? Chris Buckley
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