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2 total messages Started by Ajay Pathare Tue, 08 Jan 2002 03:28
Frquently I am geting error 'RPC Server Not Available'
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Author: Ajay Pathare
Date: Tue, 08 Jan 2002 03:28
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I am using BCB 5, MTS and BDE. Application Server and Clients are working
fine without any problems. But frquently I am getting error
RPC server not available. Only solution to correct this error is to restart
NT Server, which creates lots of problem. Any solution ?


Thanks in advance

Regards

Ajay
Re: Frquently I am geting error 'RPC Server Not Available'
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Author: John Graham
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 16:08
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I had the same problem.  The "RPC" ( remote procedure call ) server referred to
in the error message is either the remote data module itself or a COM component
on it, or so I'm told by a colleague who is more knowledgeable about COM than
I.  I don't know what the cause is, but the only way I have found to correct
the problem was to rebuild the app. server.  Before you do that, however, check
all properties of all components on your RDM to make sure you haven't lost
any.  Sometimes property values disappear as if by magic.

I posted the same query on this forum a couple of months ago and got no
response, so I guess this is not a common problem with BCB.

Regards,
John

Ajay Pathare wrote:

> I am using BCB 5, MTS and BDE. Application Server and Clients are working
> fine without any problems. But frquently I am getting error
> RPC server not available. Only solution to correct this error is to restart
> NT Server, which creates lots of problem. Any solution ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Regards
>
> Ajay
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