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Marco Liedekerken - 24 Feb 2004 09:17 GMT

Hi,

Everyday when I try to build my solution I get the message that I am missing
the assembly reference to the DSO dll.
Then I have to execute the MS SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services SP3 again to
retain the assembly reference for the DSO.
Then I can work all day installing and uninstalling my Windows Service (with
DSO
assembly) via the setup project, but the next day I get the same message
again which tells me that
I am missing using statement or assembly reference for the DSO. Off course I
still have my using statement in the code so I conclude that my assembly
reference is messed up.
The properties of the DSO assembly reference are:
(Name) = Interop.DSO
Copy Local = True
Culture = 0
Description = Microsoft Decision Support Objects
Identity = {B492C3E0-0195-11D2-89BA-00C04FB9898D}\5.1\0\tlbimp
Path = D:\NET Projects\DREAMService\DREAMService\obj\Interop.DSO.dll
Strong Name = False
Type = ActiveX
Version = 5.1

Does anybody know what is wrong here (Maybe my Path to the dll is not
good!)?

Thanks in advance, Marco Liedekerken

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Konstantin Erman - 25 Feb 2004 22:10 GMT

Hi Marco,

"missing the assembly reference" is definitely not about "using", it is
about the reference in your project.
Although I don't know why exactly the reference drops out of your project
file daily (are you sure you save the project after adding the reference?),
I'd recommend to copy Interop.DSO.dll to some location other than obj
subdir of your project and manually add a reference to it to your project.
Hope this helps.

Thanks!
Konst

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Shailesh [MVP] - 25 Feb 2004 22:34 GMT

Usual problem might be VSS or any other tool which might be overwriting your
saved project file with the proejct without version....

Thanks.

> Hi Marco,
>
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> Thanks!
> Konst

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