Could not load file or assembly 'sapnco' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program...












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I have got this error while I am using SAP .NET Connector 3.0 x64. I couldn't find any solution at stackoverflow, so I d like to share here for others who stuck at same problem like me.










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    I have got this error while I am using SAP .NET Connector 3.0 x64. I couldn't find any solution at stackoverflow, so I d like to share here for others who stuck at same problem like me.










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      I have got this error while I am using SAP .NET Connector 3.0 x64. I couldn't find any solution at stackoverflow, so I d like to share here for others who stuck at same problem like me.







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          Run > Regedit



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          Change Use64BitIISExpress from 0 to 1 Restart Visual Studio and IISExpress.






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            You Can try browsing/configured your service through IIS, and set appPool .Net 4.0. I hope this solve the sapnco dll issue.






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              I had similar problem with x86



              I set the Platform Target from "any" to "x86", in Project/Properties and fixed the problem.






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                I had similar problem with VS 2017 and AnyCPU project option.



                To fix the problem I disable Prefer 32-bit checkbox in project build properties.



                StartUp project properties tab






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                In VS 2017 I was able to resolve this by setting the Bitness to "x64" for IIS Express in the server section under the project web properties. I imagine this is similar to making the Use64BitIISExpress Regedit change in one of the other answers.



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                          You Can try browsing/configured your service through IIS, and set appPool .Net 4.0. I hope this solve the sapnco dll issue.






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                                  I had similar problem with x86



                                  I set the Platform Target from "any" to "x86", in Project/Properties and fixed the problem.






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                                      I had similar problem with x86



                                      I set the Platform Target from "any" to "x86", in Project/Properties and fixed the problem.






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                                      I had similar problem with x86



                                      I set the Platform Target from "any" to "x86", in Project/Properties and fixed the problem.







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                                          I had similar problem with VS 2017 and AnyCPU project option.



                                          To fix the problem I disable Prefer 32-bit checkbox in project build properties.



                                          StartUp project properties tab






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                                          • Having same issue but the "Prefer 32-bit" option is disabled so I can't check it.

                                            – John81
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                                          I had similar problem with VS 2017 and AnyCPU project option.



                                          To fix the problem I disable Prefer 32-bit checkbox in project build properties.



                                          StartUp project properties tab






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                                          • Having same issue but the "Prefer 32-bit" option is disabled so I can't check it.

                                            – John81
                                            Nov 14 '18 at 15:59














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                                          I had similar problem with VS 2017 and AnyCPU project option.



                                          To fix the problem I disable Prefer 32-bit checkbox in project build properties.



                                          StartUp project properties tab






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                                          I had similar problem with VS 2017 and AnyCPU project option.



                                          To fix the problem I disable Prefer 32-bit checkbox in project build properties.



                                          StartUp project properties tab







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                                          • Having same issue but the "Prefer 32-bit" option is disabled so I can't check it.

                                            – John81
                                            Nov 14 '18 at 15:59



















                                          • Having same issue but the "Prefer 32-bit" option is disabled so I can't check it.

                                            – John81
                                            Nov 14 '18 at 15:59

















                                          Having same issue but the "Prefer 32-bit" option is disabled so I can't check it.

                                          – John81
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                                          Having same issue but the "Prefer 32-bit" option is disabled so I can't check it.

                                          – John81
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                                          In VS 2017 I was able to resolve this by setting the Bitness to "x64" for IIS Express in the server section under the project web properties. I imagine this is similar to making the Use64BitIISExpress Regedit change in one of the other answers.



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                                            In VS 2017 I was able to resolve this by setting the Bitness to "x64" for IIS Express in the server section under the project web properties. I imagine this is similar to making the Use64BitIISExpress Regedit change in one of the other answers.



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                                              In VS 2017 I was able to resolve this by setting the Bitness to "x64" for IIS Express in the server section under the project web properties. I imagine this is similar to making the Use64BitIISExpress Regedit change in one of the other answers.



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                                              In VS 2017 I was able to resolve this by setting the Bitness to "x64" for IIS Express in the server section under the project web properties. I imagine this is similar to making the Use64BitIISExpress Regedit change in one of the other answers.



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