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Mike1500 #1
Connecting SQL Server with DW using ASP.NET VB
Hello All,
I'm trying to connect SQL Server with DW using ASP.NET VB using several
connection strings and getting different error messages. The connection string
I used and the error message that I received are listed below. Can someone
provide me with the proper connection string to connect to SQL Server using
ASP.NET VB?? Please help. Thanks.
If I use this following connection string
"Persist Security Info=False;
Data Source=[Test_Table];
Initial Catalog=[Test_Table]"
I get this error message
Invaild authorization specification
When I use this connection sting
Persist Security Info=False;
Data Source=[Test_Table];
Initial Catalog=[Test_Table];
User ID=[sa];
Password=[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx];
I get this error message
[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).] SQL Server does not exist or access
denied.
I made sure that IUSR_Servername grant access to the test_table database.
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rhabyan #2
Re: Connecting SQL Server with DW using ASP.NET VB
Try changing your data source to the server name you are using eg.: Data
Source= . That is a period if you are using the sql server on your local
machine or you can use Data Source=(local) if that is the name of your local
sql server. Both are the same. I don't think you need the [ ] brackets
either. These are only used if you have spaces in the names. Ray
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