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I have not done this with an xp but it sounds like a problem I had with a VB
call to a DLL.  Can you put the whole path to the DLL in the xp?  It may be
that your different versions were not running from the same "default"
directory.  Good luck.

Jon

> I'm having some trouble with SQL Server, maybe you can help, here's the
> problem :  I'm trying to build an 'extended stored procedure' ( extended
> stored procedures are a way to let SQL code call a function inside a DLL
> ).  I follow all of the instructions in the SQL Server manuals for
> building and installing the extended stored procedure.  Everything works
> fine when I test my procedure on a SQL 6.0 installation.  When I try to
> test my extended stored procedure in a SQL 4.2 installation I get the
> error:  Cannot find the DLL 'xp.dll' ( where xp.dll is the name of my DLL
> ).  I am creating the extended stored procedure DLL from the sample code
> supplied with SQL Server and I am using MS Visual C++ 2.0.
> MS Knowledge base article #Q108163 did not help.