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I am trying to compile and run a really really old application on my Windows 7 box.
It seems to need NTWDBLIB.DLL from SQL Server 2000. I can get that file, but it is a 32 bit file. When I try to run RegServ32 on it I get an error message.
Installing SQL Server 2000 Client tools is not allowed on Windows 7.
Is there any way of getting this file? (Short of making a 64 bit VM and installing on it to get the file.)
I just needed to copy the 32 bit version to the SysWOW64 folder rather than the System32 folder.
Kind of lame that the folder with 64 in the name is for the 32 bit stuff and the folder with the 32 in the name is for the 64 bit stuff.