I just upgraded to the server edition today.  Shortly thereafter, I started getting the below error when configuring the datasource in Cold Fusion Administrator.  I removed and recreated the DSN entry in the ODBC manager and it fixed the problem, but now later in the day, I'm getting the error again and can't seem to figure out what to do.  I found something about registering the DLL via regsvr32 and did that, but it didn't help, either.

The DSN in the ODBC manager connects just fine, as does the VB demo.  I'm also using the DCOM server setting since QB and the QODBC driver are on the same machine.

Ideas?

Blue skies, -Aaron

I'll take a stab that you're using Apache with Cold-Fusion too? Have a look at what's happening with XERCES-COM.DLL in your System32 folder. Do the build numbers match up?

You can also try re-installing QODBC over the top of what you currently have.

I should have mentioned it - I'm running IIS and Cold Fusion MX7, Apache server NOT involved.  My xerces-com.dll build number matches the one pictured in your message.  I did a reinstall over the old one, then an uninstall and reinstall.  Nothing's yet worked.

Blue skies, -Aaron

Ok, try renaming xerces-c_2_6.dll to xerces-c_2_6.bad and xerces-com.dll to xerces-com.bad and re-running the QODBC installation program which will do:-

File Overwrite: C:\WINDOWS\system32\xerces-c_2_6.dll
File Overwrite: C:\WINDOWS\system32\xerces-com.dll
Self-Register: C:\WINDOWS\system32\xerces-com.dll

and check the botton of the install log found at: C:\Program Files\QODBC Driver for QuickBooks\INSTALL.LOG that it has.

From there you need to get IIS working with the QODBC Server Edition first before trying to get ColdFusion running.

See:  How can I see QuickBooks data in a Internet Explorer Browser using Windows XP? then Does QODBC work with Coldfusion? for the next steps.