I don't know what RTM stands for, but that download page mentions:
MDAC 2.5 RTM (2.50.4403.12) is now available for download from
this site. An RTM release was previously called a (GA) release.
This Web release is the same version of MDAC that is installed
by Windows 2000.
I've got it running on all of my servers and am unware of any problems with
it in association with SQL 7 or Access database connectivity (the only types
the ODBC DSNs are ever associated with on our servers).
All the details are at:
http://www.microsoft.com/data/MDAC25info/MDAC25rtmmanifest.htm
Josh
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On 4/23/2000 at 9:02 AM Josh Hillman wrote:
>From: PowerNet <psc5@powersupply.net>
>>How can I tell what MDAC version I have?
>
>MDAC Component Checker
>http://www.microsoft.com/data/download.htm
>
>That's also where you download MDAC itself.
>
>Josh
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>On 4/22/2000 at 9:39 AM David V. Brenner wrote:
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>>> What version of RadiusNT are you using? I'm using 2.5.213 and recently
>>> noticed the same problem. I don't remember it happening with
>>> older versions
>>> though. I'm using SQL Server 7 SP2 and MDAC 2.5 is installed on all
>>> machines.
>>>
>>> Josh
>>
>>We're using .210 and have experienced the problem since .206. Prior to
>>that, we were using .124 and it would simply stop authenticating under
>those
>>circumstances - even after SQL was started/restarted. I have SQL Server
>6.5
>>SP5a and MDAC 2.2 I think. The machines have all passed MS Y2K testing as
>>well. If MDAC 2.5 is available, however, I'll give that a try.
>>
>>I opened a support incident on this months ago and the last time someone
(a
>>Rene maybe?) from IEA spoke to me about it, I was told that the issue was
>in
>>Dale's inbox and would be dealt with when he came back from some trip.
>>Something about a balloon ride and 80 days or something like that. ;-)
>>
>>I've stopped worrying about it. Mostly.
>>
>>Wouldn't you know it, though... last night, we had a brief power outage
and
>>I didn't have a UPS on the SQL box, since I had moved it not too long ago.
>>A Friday night and no one could log in for about 25 minutes. Then my
phone
>>rang. Thank goodness for frame relay and pcAnywhere.
>>
>>
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>>International Services Network Corporation
>>http://www.cport.com
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