missoulajoe
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"Coinitialization has not been called"
Get this error trying to add an existing table to a database diagram in SQL Server. (Windows 2000, SQL Server 7.0)
Anyone else seen this?
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"Coinitialization has not been called"
Get this error trying to add an existing table to a database diagram in SQL Server. (Windows 2000, SQL Server 7.0)
Anyone else seen this?
Coinitialization is a COM instantiation routine. This is called when you do a CreateObject or whatever...
My guess is that it is having trouble instatiating an instance of SQL-DMO or SQL-NS when it is trying to perform your activity, or, some diagramming COM object. You may need to re-install SQL Server... I would check with Microsoft on this...
Also, check and make sure that all of your tables that begin with 'dt' (diagramming tool tables) are created in your database.
If I can think of anything else, I'll buzz in... Tom Davis
tdavis@sark.com
My guess is that it is having trouble instatiating an instance of SQL-DMO or SQL-NS when it is trying to perform your activity, or, some diagramming COM object. You may need to re-install SQL Server... I would check with Microsoft on this...
Also, check and make sure that all of your tables that begin with 'dt' (diagramming tool tables) are created in your database.
If I can think of anything else, I'll buzz in... Tom Davis
tdavis@sark.com
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