🚀 go-pugleaf

> On Tue, 31 Jan 1995, Lisa Baas wrote:
>
> > I just installed SQL Server 4.2 on an OS/2 machine. The server appears to
> > be fine. I can talk to it from OS/2 (another machine), a DOS VDM, and
> > plain old DOS. However, I can't talk to it from Windows at all, either in
> > DOS or WINOS2.
> >
> > When I run SQL Administrator, I get the following message:
> >
> >     Db-library network communications layer not loaded.

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A few months ago, I sent the above message and although no one gave me the
definitive answer, I did get a lot of good info. Several respondents asked
me to post to the list when I solved the problem.

NETAPI.DLL was the culprit. (Gee, I only have four of them). I found a
document at Microsoft's web site that told me I needed the one that was
7168 bytes. I found it, replaced the one in my \windows directory and
voila! Everything works (OS/2, Windows and DOS).

I just wish I knew where all these darned NETAPI.DLLs came from. (I wonder
what won't work now...)

Anyway, thanks to those who responded.

Lisa Baas, Systems Programmer <lbaas@msac.mtsac.edu>