Daily Archives: July 28, 2011

randypaulo 5:30 pm on July 28, 2011
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BizTalk – Error 0x80131700 while starting SSO Enterprise Single Sign-On Service

I’m using BizTalk Server 2006 R2 then after installing .NET 4.0 Framework all services of BizTalk went down. When I tried to start the Enterprise Single Sign-On Service it throws this error:

Windows could not start the Enterprise Single Sign-On Service service on Local Computer.
Error 0x80131700: 0x80131700

When I checked the event log there are more information:

Could not create SSOSQL. To fix the problem, reinstall SSO or try ‘regasm SSOSQL.dll’ from a Visual Studio command prompt.
Error Code: 0x80131700

Solution:

It depends whether you’re using 32bit or 64bit, so please keep in mind before doing ff steps below.

This issue can also be repaired by using the regasm tool to re-register the SSOSQL assembly. Regasm.exe is included with the .Net Framework.

32-bit Server

1.       Open a command window
2.       Go to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727
3.       Type: regasm “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\ssosql.dll”

64-bit Server

1.       Open a command window
2.       Go to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727
3.       Type each of the following and hit ENTER:

32bit:  regasm “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\win32\ssosql.dll”
64bit:  regasm “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\ssosql.dll”

Note On a 64-bit server, regasm will need to be run for both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of ssosql.dll.

Link to orginal KB Article.

randypaulo 5:30 pm on July 28, 2011
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ASP.NET ReportViewer Native compiler return value: ‘[BC2001] file’ error

Recently restored one of our servers and I encountered this error while trying to view a report:

An unexpected error occurred while compiling expressions. Native compiler return value: ‘[BC2001] file …. 

Solution:

1. Solving this seems so easy, first check the identity of the AppPool where the website is running:

2. From the command prompt type: %windir% and look for the temp folder. Add read/write permission to temp folder of windows to user in step 1.

Note: In other cases  the temp folder is located somewhere else, so to check where it’s located go to System Properties -> Advance -> Environment Variables. In the System Variables look  for the TEMP or TMP:

 

 

 

randypaulo 3:22 pm on July 28, 2011
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C# Enterprise Library Asynchronous Logging

We all know how slow any logging mechanism is, specially when one of the trace listeners is logging to a database. By using .NET 4.0 with it’s Parallel Library (System.Threading.Task) we can easily turn our logger to use fire-forget asynchronous operation.

 Example below uses Enterprise Library 5.0.

Suppose this is your existing LogMessage method:

Just add another method LogMessageAsync with ff code:

Now to log asynchronously just call the LogMessageAsync() method.