INFO: Index Server OLEDB Provider Cannot Be Installed SeparatelyLast reviewed: January 14, 1998Article ID: Q178849 |
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SUMMARYThe OLE DB Provider for Index Server (MSIDXS) cannot be installed without also installing Index Server 2.0.
MORE INFORMATIONThe OLE DB Provider for Index Server (MSIDXS) ships as part of Index Server 2.0 in the Windows NT Options Pack 4.0. The provider does not support a separate install on a computer without Index Server. To use ADO with the OLE DB Provider for Index Server (MSIDXS) in a Visual Basic or Visual C++ application to query Index Server 2.0, you need to install Index Server on that machine. Any mechanism that lets you query data remotely, such as ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) or Remote Data Service (RDS) within an Internet Information Server (IIS)/Active Server Pages (ASP) script, can use the MSIDXS provider to remotely query the content of the server computer. This, however, is not because MSIDXS inherently supports querying data remotely, but because you have configured MXIDXS on a server to use a technology that can support querying data remotely.
REFERENCESFor more information on Index Server, refer to Index Server documentation in the Windows NT Option Pack documentation.
Keywords : oledbProvIndex Technology : ole Version : WINDOWS:2.0 Platform : WINDOWS Issue type : kbinfo |
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