NickN
June 28th, 2001, 01:32 PM
Does anyone know what dnetw.dll does and where to get one? I have been unable to find it.
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unix fan
June 28th, 2001, 02:35 PM
Which program is asking for it? dnetw.dll is the DecNet Network protocol library.
For example, if running Sybase, edit LIBTCL.CFG (make a backup) found in SYBASE\INI and comment out (use a ;) the NLDECNET line. This should stop CTLib from automatically trying to load that particular protocol if you don't use it.
For example, if running Sybase, edit LIBTCL.CFG (make a backup) found in SYBASE\INI and comment out (use a ;) the NLDECNET line. This should stop CTLib from automatically trying to load that particular protocol if you don't use it.
NickN
June 28th, 2001, 02:44 PM
Thanks, this worked. I am using SQL server to access a sybase database and everytime I try to pull data in, I get this message about unable to locate the dnetw.dll. I just deleted that line in the cfg file because I really don't need it. Thanks again!
Originally posted by unix fan:
Which program is asking for it? dnetw.dll is the DecNet Network protocol library.
For example, if running Sybase, edit LIBTCL.CFG (make a backup) found in SYBASE\INI and comment out (use a http://discussions.virtualdr.com/wink.gif the NLDECNET line. This should stop CTLib from automatically trying to load that particular protocol if you don't use it.
Originally posted by unix fan:
Which program is asking for it? dnetw.dll is the DecNet Network protocol library.
For example, if running Sybase, edit LIBTCL.CFG (make a backup) found in SYBASE\INI and comment out (use a http://discussions.virtualdr.com/wink.gif the NLDECNET line. This should stop CTLib from automatically trying to load that particular protocol if you don't use it.
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