You should copy this DLL manually to your application. Instead, reference it via the GAC in Visual Studio.
If you are developing or maintaining custom software, replace legacy references with modern, officially updated NuGet packages: Analysis Services client libraries | Microsoft Learn You should copy this DLL manually to your application
Microsoft does offer a standalone, version-locked AdomdClient.dll for public download. Instead, the correct approach is to install the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Feature Pack or the SQL Server 2008 Native Client SDK . Here are the official sources: Instead, the correct approach is to install the
This error acts as a roadblock, often bringing development or deployment to a screeching halt. While modern development has moved toward NuGet package management, legacy systems, older SSIS packages, and specific SharePoint integrations often stubbornly request this specific, older version of the ADOMD.NET client. Scroll through the list until you find: If
Scroll through the list until you find:
If you prefer to use a newer version of ADOMD.NET without installing legacy 2008 runtimes, add a redirection block to your application's app.config or web.config file: