Web
Site
Search
Home
Agenda
Links
Bloggers
Over PASS Nederland
User benefits
Geregistreerd... en dan?
Sponsoring
Artikelen
Cursussen en certificering
SQL Server 2000
SQL Server 2005
Examenrecensies
Archief nieuwsbrieven
2005
Nieuwsbrief 1 / 09-10-2005
2006
Nieuwsbrief 2 / 16-01-2006
Nieuwsbrief 3 / 11-03-2006
Nieuwsbrief 4 / 11-04-2006
Nieuwsbrief 5 / 08-05-2006
Nieuwsbrief 6 / 18-06-2006
Nieuwsbrief 7 / 27-08-2006
Nieuwsbrief 8 / 20-10-2006
Nieuwsbrief 9 / 22-12-2006
2007
Nieuwsbrief 10 / 04-02-2007
Nieuwsbrief 11 / 05-03-2007
Nieuwsbrief 12 / 02-04-2007
Nieuwsbrief 13 / 01-05-2007
Nieuwsbrief 14 / 01-06-2007
Nieuwsbrief 15 / 02-09-2007
Nieuwsbrief 16 / 04-10-2007
Nieuwsbrief 17 / 05-11-2007
Nieuwsbrief 18 / 06-12-2007
2008
Nieuwsbrief 19 / 12-01-2008
Nieuwsbrief 20 / 14-02-2008
Nieuwsbrief 21 / 02-05-2008
Nieuwsbrief 22 / 16-06-2008
Nieuwsbrief 23 / 01-08-2008
Nieuwsbrief 24 / 13-11-2008
Nieuwsbrief 25 / 01-12-2008
2009
Nieuwsbrief 26 / 07-02-2009
Nieuwsbrief 27 / 09-03-2009
Nieuwsbrief 28 / 01-04-2009
Nieuwsbrief 29 / 04-06-2009
Nieuwsbrief 30 / 02-09-2009
Nieuwsbrief 31 / 06-10-2009
Nieuwsbrief 32 / 07-11-2009
Nieuwsbrief 33 / 04-12-2009
Forum
onze sponsors
Forum
Login
|
Register
Forum
Unanswered
Active Topics
Forums
Search
Forums
>
Forums
>
DBA
Subject: OPENROWSET error
Prev
Next
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Author
Messages
Oldest First
Newest First
Colin van Viegen
Posts:4
18-11-2008 17:16:44
Alert
Since the upgrade from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 we have issues with the OPENROWSET function.
All standard settings have been configured like:
-
DisallowAdhocAccess
registry Setting explicit to (0) for each Provider
- Enable OPENROWSET and OPENDATASOURCE support in SQL Server Service Area Configuration
- Enable
Ad Hoc Distributed Queries
, but still we recieve the following error:
OLE DB provider "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" for linked server "(null)" returned message "Unspecified error".
Msg 7303, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Cannot initialize the data source object of OLE DB provider "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" for linked server "(null)".
Many searchhits in Google, but none yet with the right answer.
All previous used OPENROWSET queries in our SQL2000 Server are still in use, but within a SQL2005 server they fail continuously.
Which setting are we forgetting??
for the record... There is no syntax error in the code. It works fine in a SQL2000 environment, but fails in a SQL2005 environment.
An example of the use is:
SELECT *
FROM OPENROWSET('Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0','C:\TEMP\273.mdb';'admin';'','SELECT * FROM Export') P
Help is welcome!!
Regards,
Colin
Vladimir Eric
Posts:6
12-12-2008 17:04:18
Alert
Is your linked server maybe gone with conversion?
Linked servers are not stored per database but in master database.
Try:
select * from sysservers
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Algemeen
--Forum regels
PASS Nederland
--Aankondigingen
--Bijeenkomsten
--PASS Nederland Algemeen
Forums
--DBA
--Ontwikkelen
--Business Intelligence
--Metadata (SIG)
--Performance (SIG)
--High Availability (SIG)
--XML (SIG)
--Algemeen
SQL Server
Forums
>
Forums
>
DBA
> OPENROWSET error
ActiveForums 3.6
Copyright (c) 2012 PASS Nederland
Privacy Statement
Terms Of Use