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GSMDAC shows the version of the Data Access Components for SQL Server. Installed version numbers are shown in green, and the installed version numbers of the older versions are shown in red. This tool also shows the URL for the GDS (GSMDAC download site). Screenshot: What does the tool do? GSMDAC is a command line tool (CLI) that shows the version number of the Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) installed on the computer. The MDAC version is displayed in green if installed and in red if not installed. Install Status An additional report of the MDAC version installed is available as well, both in the Help->About MDAC page and within this tool. GSMDAC is installed along with the SQL Server installation of the server. Please, if you’d like to use the tool yourself, please uninstall it from your computer. Win64 GSMDAC is available only for x64 builds of Windows. MDAC Versions GSMDAC uses the Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) version information to display the MDAC version numbers. The MDAC version for SQL Server is now always at: From SQL Server 2000 onwards, the version information (usually the last three numbers) are automatically reported to the server and sent to SQL Server when the client requests the version information. This feature is turned on by default in the SQL Server service. MDAC versions older than SQL Server 2000 will show an older version number. SQL Server 2005 and later provides the newest version as part of the install process. GSMDAC Contents The GSMDAC program is installed to a folder called GSMDAC which can be found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL[VERSION]\MSSQL[VERSION]\OLAP\GSMDAC. If you have installed a 32-bit version, GSMDAC will be installed to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL[VERSION]\MSSQL[VERSION]\OLAP\GSMDAC Compatibility Install as System Administrator GSMDAC has default compatibility with Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) for SQL Server. Installation Requirements Compatibility Information Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) for SQL Server – For more 2f7fe94e24
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======== GSMDAC is a small, command-line utility that allows you to determine the version of MDAC (Microsoft Data Access Components) installed on your computer. Version numbers range from 0.1 to 9.0. A sample command will look like this: gsmdac 0.1 In the same way that you can query a directory for files, you can use gsmdac to view the version of a component, e.g. mdocmd.dll, in the same directory that gsmdac is located. Unlike a lot of other programs that are typically installed with MDAC, GSMDAC is not hard coded into any installation folder. It will work with any installation path, and will also work with any number of MDAC installations. The last installation version found will be displayed. In order for GSMDAC to work properly, you must have a command line program (such as an editor) running, or this program will not be able to display the results. The support for Windows 95/98/2000/XP is provided by the System object of the MAPI API. (This is discussed in more detail below.) GSMDAC is not an MDAC application and does not require the product key to function. There are also no client-server components in this application. Simple use of GSMDAC is described below. More detailed information is provided in the GSMDAC manual that accompanies this installer. GSMDAC Usage: ============ GSMDAC will provide the following information for any MDAC product version installed: 1) name of product 2) version number 3) date the product was installed 4) version information of MDAC components You can read this information from the command line as follows: gsmdac or gsmdac [path] You may specify a path using the -p (path) parameter. For example: gsmdac 2.0 Will show the versions of Microsoft Data Access Components installed from 2.0 upwards. If you don’t specify the path, GSMDAC will search for it in the following directories: %systemroot%\system32 %systemroot%\syswow64 %systemroot%\windows Note: For the above commands to work you must have a command line program running, such
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