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snyderkv, is this issue solved?
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Greetings EE,<br />
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I have a major issue after uninstalling the Web Console from my management server. Now when opening the Operations Console I receive the error below.<br />
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Could not find file 'SqlAccess.dll' in directory 'C:\ClusterStorage\Volume.<wbr />..Could not use view or function 'dbo.fn ModuleTypeView' because of binding errors.<br />
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Yes this somehow got installed on a SQL 2014 CSV which is not supported however it was working right until I removed the Web Console. I'm confused on how this could happen.<br />
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Anyone have any advice or can walk me through some sql queries to troubleshoot? <br />
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/k
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Greetings EE,

I have a major issue after uninstalling the Web Console from my management server. Now when opening the Operations Console I receive the error below.

Could not find file 'SqlAccess.dll' in directory 'C:\ClusterStorage\Volume...Could not use view or function 'dbo.fn ModuleTypeView' because of binding errors.

Yes this somehow got installed on a SQL 2014 CSV which is not supported however it was working right until I removed the Web Console. I'm confused on how this could happen.

Anyone have any advice or can walk me through some sql queries to troubleshoot? 

/k

SCOM SQL Errors after web uninstall?

Greetings EE,

I have a major issue after uninstalling the Web Console from my management server. Now when opening the Operations Console I receive the error below.

Could not find file &#39;SqlAccess.dll&#39; in directory &#39;C:\ClusterStorage\Volume...Could not use view or function &#39;dbo.fn ModuleTypeView&#39; because of binding errors.

Yes this somehow got installed on a SQL 2014 CSV which is not supported however it was working right until I removed the Web Console. I&#39;m confused on how this could happen.

Anyone have any advice or can walk me through some sql queries to troubleshoot? 

/k

System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)

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