EvModifyPkg Prompt command

Hello All
When I click on any datamanager package from BPC for Excel, I am getting the following error:
"An error occurred in the EvModifyPkg Prompt command.
An invalid prompt type is specified. [Automation error]"
I am also not allowed to modify the package and receive error:
"Microsoft .Net Framework
An unhandled exception has occurred in a component in you application.
Click continue and application will ignore and attempt to continue.
Specified cast is not valid. "
The application was running fine till morning and now we receive this issue.
Please suggest for some methods to correct it.
Regards
Abhishek

HI Nilanjan
1. It is happening with all the packages. Even the pre-delivered packages.
2. I tested Apshell and the packages there also throw same error.
I have even copied the packages from a running environment but they donot work.
Server diagnostic is also OK.
Please suggest as I think this is due to some DLL file.
Thanks
Abhishek

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