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Int Mgr GP V10 issue

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We are getting the following message:  The destination could not be initialized due to the following problem:  Unable to cast  COM object of type 'System._ComObject' to interface type 'Dynamics.Application'.  This operations failed because the QueryInterface call on the COM component for the interface with ID'{6D016638-BA35-11CF-827E-00001B27AB13}' failed due to the following error:  Error loading type library/DLL.  (Exception from HRESULT:0X80029C4A(TYPE_E_CANTLOADLIBRARY)). We have looked at KB 942750.  Have installed GP SP for IM - now on version 10.00.1384. Have done IM repair and have registered the ocx file.  Still not working. Ideas?

 

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  • David Yard Profile Picture
    David Yard 225 on at
    Re: Int Mgr GP V10 issue

    Was this resolved? We are having the same issue? We can not do step 2 in the KB article as we have some customization. We have re-registered the EXE, has anyone heard of it losing this and having to re-register again?

  • L Vail Profile Picture
    L Vail 65,271 on at
    Re: Int Mgr GP V10 issue

    Are you running a 64-bit machine? If you are, the msscript.ocx file that you need to register is located in the sysWOW64 folder.

  • Greg Willson Profile Picture
    Greg Willson 250 on at
    Re: Int Mgr GP V10 issue

    Hello Robyn,

     Did you run the repair on the Dynamics GP client install as directed in step 2 of the KB article?  You mentioned you ran a repair on the IM install, but what really needs to be repaired is the GP client.

     This error typically occurs when the Dynamics.exe is not properly registered in the system registry.  If the GP client repair does not do the trick, then manually reregister the Dynamics.exe by going to Start > Run.  Clear out any text in the run dialog.  Then browse out to the Dynamics.exe and drag it onto the run dialog.  This will fill in the exact path and file name.  Then after the text that was filled in add /REGSERVER.

     You command should resemble the following, only you will most likely have a different path, so don't copy and paste my example:

    "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics\GP$GP10\Dynamics.exe" /REGSERVER

    If all goes well, you will not see any dialogs and your cursor will change to the Wait cursor for about 2 seconds.  Then try your integration again.

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