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Category Archives: Exceptions
EPiServer Indexing Service unable to find index or segments exceptions
I got two exceptions today trying to use an EPiServer SearchDataSource in order to find files in the VPP directories. Not rocket science solving them, but I thought that I would make a short post anyway hoping it might make … Continue reading
Posted in EPiServer, Exceptions
Tagged C#, Connection string, EPiServer, Exceptions, Indexing Service, SearchDataSource, VPP
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The ‘Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0′ provider is not registered on the local machine exception
I got this exception when setting up an old website on a new 64-bit Windows Server. The system was using an old Access database for keeping statistics information, which did not seem to like the new environment. As I did … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.Net, Exceptions
Tagged 32-bit, 64-bit, Access database, C#, Exceptions, Legacy, Microsoft Office
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