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903116 FIX: You receive an "unexpected data length" error message when you run a query and you are using Host Integration Server OLE DB Provider for DB2
905396 Users may not be able to print 3270 print jobs through the SNA Print service in Host Integration Server
905604 FIX: SNA Manager may incorrectly display a status of Status Pending or Status Undetected for some Host Integration Server 2004 computers or Host Integration Server 2004 computers in a Host Integration Server subdomain
909446 FIX: The SNA Host Account Cache service and the SNA WinNT Account Synchronization service may not start automatically when you restart a domain controller that is running Windows Server 2003
910454 You may receive an "OLE DB provider '<Provider Name>' supplied inconsistent metadata for a column" error message when you issue an SQL query statement against a DB2 table in Host Integration Server
916137 FIX: The Wmiprvse.exe process may terminate unexpectedly on a primary Host Integration Server 2000 server or on a primary Host Integration Server 2004 server
921494 How to install and uninstall a Microsoft Host Integration Server 2000 hotfix silently
921495 Error message when you call a stored procedure to obtain output parameter data using the Host Integration Server (HIS) 2000 ODBC Driver for DB2 or HIS 2004 ODBC Driver for DB2:"(0x80040E5D) [Microsoft][ODBC DB2 Driver] Invalid attribute/option identifier"
927287 FIX: You may experience connectivity problems when you run Host Integration Server 2004 and Host Integration Server 2000 client applications on multi-homed computers