Microsoft sqlserver management smo sql server 2008

Saturday, August 9, PM. We are encountering a similar problem and, as it is now October , we are using fully released versions of SQL Server FWIW, we reference Microsoft. ConnectionInfo, Microsoft. Sfc, Microsoft. ServicebrokerEnum, Microsoft. Smo, and Microsoft. The system cannot find the file specified. Does anyone have advice on how to proceed? Is there something we are missing, or is the simultaneous support of SQL Server and not as seamless as we had hoped?

Thank you for any information or ideas! Thursday, October 23, PM. Hello, As i am curious, i have done a search with Microsoft. I will try to search what is this betaplace. Maybe a moderator or someone from MSFT could have an explanation Have a nice day. Hello, Please, could you have a look on this link? If RTM, you should "reactivate" this feedback but you should tell that the problem is always existing with the RTM version.

May i ask you why in your post, you have not talked about this feedback the thread would be fully closed? Thank you very much, Papy Normand, for looking into this problem for me. This perhaps supports Sravanti's answer in the link in your post of PM.

Our application produces the assembly loading error when used with SQL Server I believe this has been seen on both 32 and 64 bit platforms, although I am not the individual performing the testing and so I would have to check on this.

Is there a best practice for supporting both versions of SQL Server simultaneously? This was one solution suggested to us, but it puts a strange demand on our users.

Thank you also for pointing out the Feedback link in via your search results link. I missed that link when doing my own search. Unfortunately, I am not able to load the page.

I do get a Microsoft page, but it displays an error message and no content. I appreciate your taking the time to look into this issue. We have typically relied on the libraries being available on the target system. In hindsight, this makes our situation somewhat different than that of the original post in this thread. My apologies for any confusion that might have caused. To be honest, after seeing a few people say that it should just work, we optimistically kept our application as is, updated our references and hoped some dynamic versioning magic would happen under the hood.

But it seems like there must be more to it than that. Were we being too optimistic? Stepping back, Papy Normand, Sravanti, or anyone else reading this thread who is wise in the ways of compatibility, what steps would you suggest to take an application that works with SQL Server and references v9.

Thanks again. These do include Microsoft. Friday, October 24, AM. Hello, Microsoft. Friday, October 24, PM. Thank you for your advice to dynamically load the dlls through our program. We are exploring that solution, while simultaneously trying to find out whether or not it is truly necessary. I recently found yet another thread in the Microsoft SMO forums that outlines the same problem:. However, most of the information in that thread is older, and based on conjecture.

But we are still sharing similar experiences to Barsik and SanjayAswale. Monday, October 27, PM. Hi Papy,. Thank you for the suggested links. Service Broker support for message-based communication.

Synonym support for multiple names of SQL Server database objects. For more information, see Synonyms Database Engine. The management of Database Mail that lets you create e-mail servers, e-mail profiles, and e-mail accounts in SQL Server. For more information, see Database Mail. Registered Servers support for registering connection information. For more information, see Register Servers. Trace and replay of SQL Server events.

Support for certificates and keys for security control. For more information, see Encryption Hierarchy. For more information, see DDL Triggers. The SMO namespace is Microsoft. SMO is implemented as a Microsoft. NET Framework assembly.

This means that the common language runtime from the Microsoft. NET Framework version 2. For more information, see the Visual Studio. NET Framework documentation. The instance classes represent SQL Server objects such as servers, databases, tables, triggers, and stored procedures.

The ServerConnection class is used to establish a connection to the instance of SQL Server and control the capture mode of commands sent to it. The SMO instance objects form a hierarchy that represents the hierarchy of a database server. At the top are the instances of SQL Server, under which are the databases, and following on with tables, columns, triggers, and so on. If it is logical that there is a one parent to many children relationship, such as a table having one or more columns, then the child is represented by a collection of objects.

Otherwise the child is represented by one object. Utilities classes are a group of objects that have been created explicitly to perform specific tasks. They have been divided into different object hierarchies based on function:. Scripter Class. This is used to create script files for the regeneration of objects and their dependencies. The SMO architecture is efficient in terms of memory because objects are only partially instantiated at first, and minimal property information is requested from the server.

Full instantiation of objects is delayed until the object is explicitly referenced. An object is fully instantiated when a property is requested that is not in the set of properties that are first retrieved, or when a method is called that requires such a property.

The transition between partially instantiated and fully instantiated objects is transparent to the user. Additionally, some properties that use lots of memory are never retrieved, unless the property explicitly referenced. An example of this is the Size property of the Database object property. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow.

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