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<blockquote data-quote="Big_Kev" data-source="post: 203446" data-attributes="member: 52102">New Version 0.2.0.05KevI am very busy at the moment (for the next 2 weeks), so I can only do a little each day.I have made some fixes for conflicts - just to stop excessive pre and post times being added.I have also added an error message for the server 500 error so that you can give me some more info on the 500 error that seems to be coming up after 24 hours.RegardsKev.Let me know if you can still log on with the SQL Server Management Studio.KevIt is possible that some things are &quot;left behind&quot;, but I am not sure if that would effect the TvService. Everything for the Web Server is installed to the one folder, there are no DLLs added to the windows directory or anything like that. I use regasm.exe (dotNet SDK) to register the TvLink dll for COMS, that is the only thing that would generate any additional registry entries. You might try using the uninstall option on regasm to unregister the dll...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Big_Kev, post: 203446, member: 52102"] [b]New Version 0.2.0.05[/b] Kev I am very busy at the moment (for the next 2 weeks), so I can only do a little each day. I have made some fixes for conflicts - just to stop excessive pre and post times being added. I have also added an error message for the server 500 error so that you can give me some more info on the 500 error that seems to be coming up after 24 hours. Regards Kev. Let me know if you can still log on with the SQL Server Management Studio. Kev It is possible that some things are "left behind", but I am not sure if that would effect the TvService. Everything for the Web Server is installed to the one folder, there are no DLLs added to the windows directory or anything like that. I use regasm.exe (dotNet SDK) to register the TvLink dll for COMS, that is the only thing that would generate any additional registry entries. You might try using the uninstall option on regasm to unregister the dll... [/QUOTE]

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