GetIUMS missing from MSDART.DLL

[Lyn]

When I open my newly installed Outlook 2003, I receive the
message "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be
located in the dynamic link library MSDART.DLL"
I can click OK past it and all semms to work OK but it is
rathet annoying. Any suggestions?

 

[Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]]

I checked on Microsoft's DLL Helpbase (you may need to fix
the wrap on the link below to use it):
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=/servicedesks/fileversion/dllinfo.asp&SD=TECH&FR=0

and I found that the MSDART.DLL is:
Microsoft Data Access - OLE DB Runtime Routines

Not much help, but definately something to do with a database...

Then I looked up GetIUMS on Google. I found many folks with this
error. Some WXP most pertaining to SQL server.

I did read that one fellow that was getting this error, says he fixed his by
updating some files via Windows Update. I think I would try this if I was
you. (Please write back if this proves to be your solution so that others
can learn from your experience.)

If the updates fail, you may want to try asking this at:
microsoft.public.data.oledb

--
Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

When I open my newly installed Outlook 2003, I receive the
message "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be
located in the dynamic link library MSDART.DLL"
I can click OK past it and all semms to work OK but it is
rathet annoying. Any suggestions?

 

[Dave]

I checked on Microsoft's DLL Helpbase (you may need to fix
the wrap on the link below to use it):
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=/servicedesks/fileversion/dllinfo.asp&SD=TECH&FR=0

and I found that the MSDART.DLL is:
Microsoft Data Access - OLE DB Runtime Routines

Not much help, but definately something to do with a database...

Then I looked up GetIUMS on Google. I found many folks with this
error. Some WXP most pertaining to SQL server.

I did read that one fellow that was getting this error, says he fixed his by
updating some files via Windows Update. I think I would try this if I was
you. (Please write back if this proves to be your solution so that others
can learn from your experience.)

If the updates fail, you may want to try asking this at:
microsoft.public.data.oledb

--
Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

When I open my newly installed Outlook 2003, I receive the
message "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be
located in the dynamic link library MSDART.DLL"
I can click OK past it and all semms to work OK but it is
rathet annoying. Any suggestions?

I received the same error when I updated XP Home to XP Pro and tried
to use Windows media player to play a music CD. I did the updates from
microsoft.com as it said above and that seemed to fix the problem.

Dave

 

[Sudharson AN]

Hi,

Please try to install the MDAC 2.8 and see if that helps !!!

Hope this helps !!!

With Regards,

Sudharson.AN

"Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]" <[email protected]> wrote in

I checked on Microsoft's DLL Helpbase (you may need to fix
the wrap on the link below to use it):

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=/servicedesks/fileversion/dll
info.asp&SD=TECH&FR=0

and I found that the MSDART.DLL is:
Microsoft Data Access - OLE DB Runtime Routines

Not much help, but definately something to do with a database...

Then I looked up GetIUMS on Google. I found many folks with this
error. Some WXP most pertaining to SQL server.

I did read that one fellow that was getting this error, says he fixed his by
updating some files via Windows Update. I think I would try this if I was
you. (Please write back if this proves to be your solution so that others
can learn from your experience.)

If the updates fail, you may want to try asking this at:
microsoft.public.data.oledb

--
Nikki Peterson [MVP - Outlook]

When I open my newly installed Outlook 2003, I receive the
message "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be
located in the dynamic link library MSDART.DLL"
I can click OK past it and all semms to work OK but it is
rathet annoying. Any suggestions?

I received the same error when I updated XP Home to XP Pro and tried
to use Windows media player to play a music CD. I did the updates from
microsoft.com as it said above and that seemed to fix the problem.

Dave