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I have this screenshot:
Maybe this could be a possible answer to my problem.
Configuring the OLE DB in Windows Registry editor.
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After too many repeated errors in Microsoft Visual Studio, I may have found out that I may need to configure the Windows Registry Editor.
In it has the OLE DB flags and other settings. I need to know please.
Can anyone provide me some examples?
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John 506 Reputation points
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MotoX80 36,291 Reputation points2023-10-19T00:18:29.7166667+00:00 Does Visual Studio launch the ODBC Administration tool? If not, I would suggest using that before trying to manually update the registry.
There are 64 (system32) and 32 (syswow64) bit versions.
C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exeYou only tagged this question to Windows 11. If you are getting "too many repeated errors", you might want to explain what you are experiencing and add the tags for Visual Studio to try to reach forum users who have more experience with that software.
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