The FFmpeg import/export library allows Audacity to import and export many additional audio formats such as AC3, AMR(NB), M4A and WMA, and to import audio from video files. Audacity 2.0.6 and later requires FFmpeg 1.2 to 2.3.x (or libav 0.8 to 0.10.x). Microsoft Binder was an application originally included with Microsoft Office 95, 97, and 2000 that allowed users to include different types of OLE 2.0 objects (e.g., documents, spreadsheets, presentations and projects) in one file. Originally a test host for OLE 2.0, it was not widely used, and was discontinued after Office 2000. The Object Packager, a component of OLE, shipping from Windows 3.1 up to Windows XP allows a non-OLE object to be 'packaged' so it can be embedded into an OLE client. OLE 2.0 was the next evolution of OLE, sharing many of the same goals as version 1.0, but was re-implemented on top of the COM instead of using VTBLs directly.

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This document provides a summary of enhancements, support information, and installation instructions for FortiClient (Windows)6.2.0 build 0780.

Review all sections prior to installing FortiClient.

Licensing

FortiClient 6.2.0, FortiClient EMS 6.2.0, and FortiOS 6.2.0 introduce a new licensing structure for managing endpoints running FortiClient 6.2.0. See Upgrading from previous FortiClient versions for more information on how the licensing changes upon upgrade to 6.2.0. Fortinet no longer offers a free trial license for ten connected FortiClient endpoints on any FortiGate model running FortiOS 6.2.0 or on FortiClient EMS 6.2.0.

FortiClient 6.2.0 offers a free VPN-only version that you can use for VPN-only connectivity to FortiGate devices running FortiOS 5.6 and later versions. You can download the VPN-only application from FortiClient.com. You cannot use the VPN-only client with the FortiClient Single Sign On Mobility Agent (SSOMA). To use VPN and SSOMA together, you must purchase an EMS license.

Applies to: SQL Server Analysis Services Azure Analysis Services Power BI Premium

Client libraries are necessary for client applications and tools to connect to Analysis Services. Microsoft client applications like Power BI Desktop, Excel, SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), and Analysis Services projects extension for Visual Studio install all three client libraries and update them along with regular application updates. Custom client applications also require client libraries are installed. Client libraries are updated monthly. Before downloading, be sure to see Known issues.

Download the latest

Windows Installer

NuGet packages

Analysis Services Management Objects (AMO) and ADOMD client libraries are available as installable packages from NuGet.org. It's recommended you migrate to NuGet references instead of using Windows Installer.

Starting Feb. 2021, versions of .NET Core packages equivalent to the AMO and ADOMD client packages are also available. There are, however, a few scenarios not-supported by the .NET Core versions. To learn more, see Known issues later in this article.

NuGet package assemblies AssemblyVersion follow semantic versioning: MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. NuGet references load the expected version even if there is a different version in the GAC (resulting from MSI install). PATCH is incremented for each release. AMO and ADOMD versions are kept in-sync.

AMO and ADOMD

AMO and ADOMD .Net Core

Minimum required versions

Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol version 1.0/1.1 will be deprecated in Azure Active Directory by June 30, 2021. Going forward, TLS 1.2 and higher is required. TLS 1.2 is not supported in earlier versions of the Analysis Services client libraries. Newer client library versions include support for TLS 1.2 and higher as well as other important security enhancements.

To minimize risk and potential security vulnerabilities, beginning June 30th, 2021, enhanced security in Azure Analysis Services and Power BI require the following or higher versions:

Known issues

AMO and ADOMD .Net Core

Supported scenarios include connections to Azure Analysis Services, Power BI Premium, and SQL Server Analysis Services. TCP based connectivity is supported for Windows computers only.

Interactive login with Azure Active Directory is supported for Windows computers only. The .NET Core Desktop runtime is required.

Dependency in MSAL requires version 4.6.0 and higher.

Version 19.14.0 of the .Net Core client libraries introduced preview support for Self-Contained publishing (both in a published directory, and in single-file mode), as well as support for consumption by .NET 5.0 projects. A number of issues related to connectivity to SQL Server Analysis Services that were identified in the previous release have been fixed.

Version 19.12.7.2 of the .Net Core client libraries introduced support for SQL Server Analysis Services. Lower preview versions only supported Azure Analysis Services and Power BI datasets.

AMO

Version 19.12.3.0 of the AMO client library introduces a new enumeration, Microsoft.AnalysisServices.DataType. However, the previous enumeration, Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Tabular.DataType still exists. If your code references the previous enumeration simply as DataType in a code file with statements to both namespaces (Microsoft.AnalysisServices, Microsoft.AnalysisServices.Tabular), due to the ambiguity, you could get an error when compiling. To resolve the error, fully qualify the reference to the enumeration.

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Understanding client libraries

Analysis Services utilizes three client libraries. ADOMD.NET and Analysis Services Management Objects (AMO) are managed client libraries. And Analysis Services OLE DB Provider (MSOLAP DLL) is a native client library. Typically, all three are installed at the same time.

Microsoft client applications like Power BI Desktop and Excel install all three client libraries and update them when new versions are available. Depending on the version or frequency of updates, some client libraries may not be the latest versions required by Azure Analysis Services and Power BI. The same applies to custom applications or other interfaces such as AsCmd, TOM, ADOMD.NET. These applications require manually or programmatically installing the libraries. The client libraries for manual installation are included in SQL Server feature packs as distributable packages. However, these client libraries are tied to the SQL Server version and may not be the latest. Make sure you always install the latest, downloadable from this article.

Client library types

Analysis Services OLE DB Provider (MSOLAP)

Analysis Services OLE DB Provider (MSOLAP) is the native client library for Analysis Services database connections. It's used indirectly by both ADOMD.NET and AMO, delegating connection requests to the data provider. You can also call the OLE DB Provider directly from application code.

The Analysis Services OLE DB Provider is installed automatically by most tools and client applications used to access Analysis Services databases. It must be installed on computers used to access Analysis Services data.

OLE DB providers are often specified in connection strings. An Analysis Services connection string uses a different nomenclature to refer to the OLE DB Provider: MSOLAP.<version>.dll.

AMO

AMO is a managed client library used for server administration and data definition. It's installed and used by tools and client applications. For example, SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) uses AMO to connect to Analysis Services. A connection using AMO is typically minimal, consisting of 'data source=<servername>'. After a connection is established, you use the API to work with database collections and major objects. Both Visual Studio and SSMS use AMO to connect to an Analysis Services instance.

ADOMD

ADOMD.NET is a managed data client library used for querying Analysis Services data. It's installed and used by tools and client applications.

When connecting to a database, the connection string properties for all three libraries are similar. Almost any connection string you define for ADOMD.NET by using Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient.AdomdConnection.ConnectionString also works for AMO and the Analysis Services OLE DB Provider (MSOLAP). To learn more, see Connection string properties.

Check installed versions

OLEDDB (MSOLAP)

1. Go to C:Program FilesMicrosoft Analysis ServicesAS OLEDB. If you have more than one folder, choose the higher number.

2. Right-click msolap.dll > Properties > Details. Check the Product version property. Note: If the filename is msolap140.dll, it's older than latest version and should be upgraded.

AMO

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1. Go to C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETassemblyGAC_MSILMicrosoft.AnalysisServices. If you have more than one folder, choose the higher number.

2. Right-click Microsoft.AnalysisServices > Properties > Details.

ADOMD

1. Go to C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETassemblyGAC_MSILMicrosoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient. If you have more than one folder, choose the higher number.

2. Right-click Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient > Properties > Details.

Manually update

Client libraries are typically installed and updated automatically along with tools and client applications that use them. However, in some cases client libraries may not be updated automatically and each must be manually updated. To update manually, download and run the Windows Installer (.msi) package for each client library.

To download and update

1. Click:

   • Download MSOLAP (amd64) or Download MSOLAP (x86)

2. In Downloads, click a Windows Installer Package to run Setup.

3. In Setup, click Next.

4. Read the license agreement. If you agree, select I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next.

5. Click, Install.

6. When completed, click Finish.