> This sounds like a plugin is registered on yoour system but doesn't > exist. Have you tried and then removed the Migration wizard for example? > Something else you could try is uninstalling pgAdmin, then re-installing > a *full* installation.
Huh, here's the whole story... I've never used pgAdmin before, that's why I've chosen a custom - full - installation even for the first time. After receiving your email, I've tried the following 'tricks' (every '-' means a unique, single step - after which I've tried re-running pgAdmin): - MSI Installer's repair option (at the Control panel/Add/remove programs) - reinstalled pgAdmin (complete install) - I've tried to add the Migration wizard by copying it into the Plugins directory. - uninstalled pgAdmin - restarted NT - reinstalled pgAdmin, - uninstalled only plugins, - uninstalled only extensions, - reinstalled pgAdmin with different user option (only admin user/all users) - I've taken a look at it with MS WinDebug (windbg) - and even examined using regmon.exe I've found some missing registry keys, that's why I was google-ing a CLSID that wasn't found by pgAdmin. They pointed to ADODB, MDAC pages and stuff. I've went to microsoft.com/data, and downloaded mdac_typ.exe (redistributable) installed - and guess what? It helped! :DDD I'm wondering why an updated pc (like this one) needed this, but hey, it's working now :) Maybe you should put some verify-routine into pgAdmin that checks for an up-to-date MDAC installed, or just drop this info on the troubleshooting page! Have a nice day! Regards, trajic www.demoscene.hu ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 1: subscribe and unsubscribe commands go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
