If you are importing into Sql Server you can run this query from ssms: execute master.dbo.xp_enum_oledb_providers It will tell you what providers it thinks you have. It old me I had both Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.16.0 and Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0, but when I tried to import data, I got the same 'not registered on your local machine' as the OP, for both Excel 16 and Excel 2007 file formats (oledb.16. ...
I get this error when I try to connect to any excel through MSSQL Server Data Import i.e. SSIS package The Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.16.0 provider is not registered on the local machine.
When I hit a button to connect to the database I run into the error regarding the oracle provider not being registered on my local machine. A clear, step by step outline of how I can fix this quickly would be much appreciated.
May be Your passed AWS configure region is different from your terraform provider region e.g: in AWS configure, in terraform provider region. Please change those regions to the same.
The terraform state replace-provider subcommand allows re-assigning provider source addresses recorded in the Terraform state, and so we can use this command to tell Terraform how to reinterpret the "legacy" provider addresses as properly-namespaced providers that match with the provider source addresses in the configuration.
With aws provider version 3.63 for example, terraform plan works good. When I use aws provider 4.0 it prompts me to use apply changed setting for shared_credentials_files.