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SQLServer connection problem
I am having a problem with CFMX6.1 on my laptop where SQLSERVER2K desktop is
installed. I can get the administrator to verify the datasource, but a cfquery
returns "[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver]No more data available to read." I
updated my drivers, and even referenced the SQL error online. It references an
issue with the connection being dropped. I walked through the account settings
for the SQLSERVER account and everything seems fine. In addition, I can connect
fine to another SQLSERVER2K datasource on a remote server using the same laptop
Cold FUsion server. Please help!
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cfstubborn #2
Re: SQLServer connection problem
OK, this was fixed by editing the login accounts database priveledges.
Ironically, I had all of the databases checked, so it could only access the
'Master', and by unchecking all others but the one I needed, I was allowed.
This is an example where there actually can be 'too much permission,' I guess.
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