Mda_sap.dll was loaded, but the dllregisterserver entry point was not found

Good Afternoon everyone,
I am having an issue with universe designer on my pc. when i try to create a new connection, the designer crashes and closes. i have had sap help me out and they are at a loss, except for saying that i should reload the integration kit again.
but, before they suggested that, they wanted me to add a dll, mda_sap.dll into the program files\business objecbusinessobjects enterprise 12.0\win32_x86 directory and run regsvr32 to register it.
When i do this, i get the error in the subject line. i have searched this online and all i get is visual basic answers based on dll that have been created. this dll is a sap dll that should have been loaded previously.
fix pack 3.2
thanks,
Erik

Hi,
MDA_sap.dll is delivered by the "integration for sap solutions" aka the integration kit. (which is an add-on patch, after the normal bobj client tools intallation)
Basically, it's so that you can create OLAP universes ontop of BW BEX queries.
You haven't explained if MDA_sap.dll is missing? needs re-registering? was proven through investigation to be the root cause? is this guess work ?
Anyway, it sounds like your installation is messed up. I would go further than reinstalling the SAP IK, and recommend that you uninstall/reinstall all bobj client software. (or better still, re-image the entire O/S, because the registry could be corrupt under HKLM/Software/BusinessObjects)
Regards,
H

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