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Data Source Error Codes are caused in one way or another, but because of misconfigured system files in your windows error 1919 error configuring odbc data source visual foxpro database operating system. Cause of the error: 1919 Error Configuring Odbc Data
Error 1919 Windows 7
Source is the Hexadecimal format of the error caused. This is common error code format that’s used by
Error 1919 Windows 10
windows and other windows compatible software and driver vendors as well. This code is used by the vendor to identify that cause of the error. 1919 Error Configuring Odbc
Error 1919 Office 2003 Windows 10
Data Source error code has a numeric error number and a technical description too. In some cases the error may have more parameters. This additional hexadecimal code is the address of the memory locations where the instruction(s) was loaded at the time of the error. Symptoms: While running any setup of program listed in the "Applies to" section, error 1919 office 2000 windows 8 you may receive the following error message: Error 1919: Error configuring ODBC data source: MS Access Database. ODBC error 6: Component not found in the registry. Verify that the file MS Access Database exists and that you can access it. If you click Ignore, you may receive the following error message:- Error 1919: Error configuring ODBC data source: Excel Files. ODBC error 0: Verify that the file Excel Files exists and that you can access it. You may also receive any one of the following error messages:- Error 1919: Error configuring ODBC data source: MS Access Database. ODBC error 0: Verify that the file MS Access Database exists and that you can access it. Error 1919: Error configuring ODBC data source: Visual FoxPro Database. ODBC error 0: Verify that the file Visual FoxPro Database exists and that you can access it. Error 1919: Error configuring ODBC data source: Visual FoxPro Tables. ODBC error 0: Verify that the file Visual FoxPro Tables exists and that you can access it. Error 1919: Error
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Recently a client upgraded their ProForm Classic Standard installation from MDB to SQL. They have a terminal Server which wasn't included in the update as only IT people use it. ProForm was coming up saying it could http://danvanfleet.com/index.php/fixing-proform-classic-sql-pfwin-028/ not find a unknown file relating to the databases, the error was PFWIN-028. Looking at the information in odbcad32.exe 32 bit or 64 bit showed no visible issues. Not all PFWIN-028 errors need this fix, many can be fixed through Odbcad32.exe 32 bit version. In this case there is a conflict in the ODBC entries in the Registry. Note: even though this article is talking about Terminal Server, Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 error 1919 users can use the same methodology on ProForm SQL workstations to reset the ODBC connectors. Access MDB installations don't have a required utility and can uninstall the Client, remove the registry entries and reinstall the client to fix. ProForm Classic uses ODBC connectors to talk to it's database, so searching the registry for ODBC.INI from start to finish and cleaning out ProForm specific entries is the goal. Then we'll use ProForm's tools to rebuild the error 1919 error entries. It is the registry so general cautionary tales apply, Back up the entry if you might want it back. Only delete keys that are specific to ProForm, like PfPx Database PfPx Network Lookups PTWin Database P1Win Database SoftPro Database PfPx Local Lookups P1Win Database PSWin Database PIWin Database are all to be removed. Don't remove drivers or the entire ODBC.INI entries. You'll need your backup if you do that. You will find these entries in 4 or 5 different ODBC.INI Keys, HKLM\SoftWare\Wow6432Node\ODBC\Odbc.Ini is a major one, there will be others. I also ran into a set of keys which were GUID's and had 2 values per GUID with both ODBC.ini and a ProForm database in it. I deleted the GUID Key, it will be the bottom most key when the (F3) Find stops. After clearing the registry of potential conflicting information, Terminal Servers should go into Install Mode by opening an Administrator prompt and typing "change user /install" Then if SoftPro is configured correctly, which it normally is, go to the Shared folder and run spswlreg.exe once as administrator, and once as not administrator. (Click Go in spsqlreg.exe) Terminal Servers should then set the machine to execute mode with "change user /execute" at the command prompt and fire up ProForm. In TS, ProForm will start and grab it's initial settings from "Hklm-Software-Microsoft-Wi
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