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OleDB.ApplicationBlocks.Data and Bring2mind.DMX.Core

Last Post 02/09/2010 10:40 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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sahab

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02/01/2010 3:01 PM
hi OleDB.ApplicationBlocks.Data and Bring2mind.DMX.Core assembly not in partial source 5.2.2 and I have build error Error 17 'ApplicationBlocks' is not a member of 'OleDb'. D:\DNN\Version\5.2.1\Internet\Website\DesktopModules\Bring2mind\DMX\Providers\SearchProviders\ISRemoteSqlSearchProvider\ISRemoteSqlSearchProvider.vb 333 37 Bring2mind.DMX please help me

Peter Donker

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02/02/2010 9:56 PM
Hi Sahab, You should find the Core library in the distribution. Just reference it in the project. For the OldDb library you can equally just drop the section Providers/SearchProviders/ISRemoteSqlSearchProvider (just remove that whole tree from the project). If you want to keep that part (it's an obsolete provider) then download a DNN 4.6.2 or something and you'll find that dll in there. Peter

sahab

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02/08/2010 11:08 AM
hi I cant find OleDB.ApplicationBlocks.Data in dnn 4.6.2

Peter Donker

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02/09/2010 10:40 PM
I suggest you delete the folder branch I suggested. It's an obsolete component. I confirmed that it is indeed not in the DNN 4 packages. So in short: 1. Open "references" and remove the reference 2. Delete the Providers/SearchProviders/ISRemoteSqlSearchProvider folder I'll remove it from the distribution as well. Peter

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