OraOps10.dll error

Have 2 Database servers at work.
Server 1: Oracle 10g R2 on Win 2003. Used for development
Server 2: Oracle 9i (9.2) on Win 2003. Used by Customers
Our software is a web based program
Problem is when I create a test site on 'Server 2' I get the following error:
Unable to load DLL 'OraOps10.dll': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E)
I have made a copy of the OraOps10.dll from 'Server 1' and pasted it into the ~Oracle\ora92\BIN directory on 'Server 2', but am still getting the error.
Any help/thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Toby

Does the dll exist on that box? Oracle.DataAccess.Client requires oraops and a client install to work, you cant just use the dll alone.
Hope it helps,
Greg

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I am running into peculiar issue. I am developing a windows based application which connects to Oracle database.
For initial testings, I have created installer and tested on different machines that I have. Each machine has Oracle Client installed and I did not see any problem in running application.
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There was no .net 4 assemblies in the 10g client, they didn't add that until 11. It's possible that something in his configuration isn't letting a .net 4 application load a .net 2 assembly.
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So, I have been struggling with an issue for the last couple of weeks that is sending my mad. I receive the following error when attempting to make a connection to a database with my web app:
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IIS7
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Setting permissions on the folder to beyond what they should be
Setting permissions on any folder that refers to oracle
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Hi,
I'm a bit confused by your statement "+Tried installing ODP.NET just on the off chance it might help+". You can only get that error if you're using ODP.NET in the first place. A UDL file would test an oledb connection, so it's good just to make sure the client libraries are there and tnsnames configured correctly, but otherwise a bit irrelevant to this error.
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3) What version of 11g client do you have installed, and what did you install it from? ie, 11107.0 full client? or 11107.20 odac bundle?
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