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System.Management.ManagementException - not found - 7 August 2007

benharper

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I am receiving the following error when trying to submit a request batch using the BizTalk Utilities for Database Adapter. It is using a standard ODBC connection (a system DSN) which I am able to use in other applications:

BTSUtils.Core.EnterpriseInstrumentation.Schema.ErrorMessageEvent
{
   String Message = "An Exception occurred attempting to submit a Batch of Messages to the Database Transport.

System.Management.ManagementException

Not found "
   Exception InnerException = {
      String HelpLink = ""
      String Message = ""
      String Source = ""
      String StackTrace = ""
      String TargetSite = ""
   }
   String ErrorCode = ""
   Int32 Severity = 0
   Int32 ProcessID = 3652
   String ProcessName = "C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006\BTSNTSvc.exe"
   String ThreadName = ""
   ComPlusInfo ComPlus = {
      String ActivityID = ""
      String ApplicationID = ""
      String TransactionID = ""
      String DirectCaller = ""
      String OriginalCaller = ""
   }
   WindowsSecurityInfo WindowsSecurity = {
      String CurrentAccountName = "DOMAIN\BizTalkUser"
      String ProcessAccountName = "BUILTIN\Administrators"
   }
   ManagedSecurityInfo ManagedSecurity = {
      String IdentityName = ""
      String AuthenticationType = ""
      Boolean IsAuthenticated = False
   }
   String StackTrace = "    at BTSUtils.Core.Adapters.EnterpriseInstrumentation.Helper.Error(EventSource EventSource, Exception Exception, String Message)
    at BTSUtils.Adapters.Databases.Transmit.Batch.SendMessages(IBaseMessage[] messages)
    at BTSUtils.Core.Adapters.Transmit.Batch.Asynchronous.Batch.Base.Done(IBTDTCCommitConfirm commitConfirm)"
   String EventSourceInstance = "2dfbb677-adaa-42d7-be1e-573d4ffa44f3"
   String EventSourceName = "BizTalk Utilities Adapter for Databases Transmitter"
   Int64 EventSequenceNumber = 21
   String EventSchemaVersion = "2.0.171.0"
   DateTime TimeStamp = 8/7/2007 1:03:47 PM
   String AppDomainName = "DefaultDomain"
   String MachineName = "BIZTALK01"
   String RootRequestName = ""
   String RootRequestInstance = ""
   String RequestInstance = ""
   String RequestName = ""
   Int64 RequestSequenceNumber = 0
   Int32 EventLogEntryTypeID = 1
}

The only other mention of a similar error was for an earlier release and had to do with an invalid URI on a receive location, which is not the issue here. Filemon indicates no problems loading any assemblies.

A (possibly) related issue is that when I open the MMC console for the Database Adapters and go to the Data Providers, if I go to the Configuration wizard for Microsoft .NET Data Provider for ODBC, the wizard crashes when trying to display the list of assemblies to choose the assembly containing the Data Provider classes.

I have reinstalled the BizTalk Utilities and there was no change.

What frustrates me is that my biztalk solution works on another machine with the BizTalk Utilities installed just fine. I imported an .msi export of the solution to this new machine and it no longer works.

Any help is much appreciated,

Ben

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RE: System.Management.ManagementException - not found - 9 August 2007

Pieter

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There may be 2 reasons for this.

1. You do not have a valid license installed.
2. The Provider that you are accessing in your uri does not exist.

What is your Uri?

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RE: System.Management.ManagementException - not found - 9 August 2007

benharper

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1. I have recently installed a new developer trial license that will expire at the end of August. I can confirm through the license manager that it has been applied correctly (all tests pass)

2. The URI is "database://DB2Utilities". The provider I am using is "Microsoft .NET Data Provider for ODBC"

I have seen in other postings that the provider name needs to be included in the URI but changing it made no difference. Further, as above, the original solution worked just fine with the above URI. All I did was an .msi export from the old machine and brought it to the new machine. I have also verified that the versions of the BizTalk Utilities for Databases are identical.

Other thoughts?

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RE: System.Management.ManagementException - not found - 9 August 2007

Pieter

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If this is a send port you will need to specify the provider in the url.

Can clear out the Uri Property and let it reconstruct?

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RE: System.Management.ManagementException - not found - 10 August 2007

benharper

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This has corrected the issue - thanks Pieter. To fix my send ports here is what I did:

- copy the connection strings
- changed the send ports to use the FILE adapter, then put it back to the Database Adapter
- Replaced the original connection string
- Selected the provider
- left the uri left to the default "database://" and closed the window
- reopen the window to show it has updated the URI to be "database://Microsoft .NET Data Provider for ODBC"

I admit I am still confused as on the previous server, the non-default URIs did work. But this works now.

Thanks again!

Ben

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RE: System.Management.ManagementException - not found - 13 August 2007

Pieter

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We had bugs with Dynamic ports in previous versions. It may be that you were running an older version on the other machines.

I guess we need to provide you with a clearer error message.

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