Please help.
On my default instance of SQL Server 2000, which could be accessed OK with
both Windows and SQL server authentication, I now get the error in the
subject line above.

Folks,
I was getting this exception occasionally and tracked in down to the
application server C drive being full. Looks like the drivers are
writing to logs (event ?) on this drive. Freeing up space removed the

I have what I see from this forum and other places is a common symptom: "SQL
Server does not exist or access denied".  I have tried every approach I could
glean from the responses posted, but nothing's worked.
I did a little network sniffing (with Ethereal), and what I see when I ...

I'm new to SQL and would like to connect to a remote sql server where a
website is hosted and do some updates.
I have a local sqlserver setup here, could you pl guide me
some doc or urls.

Thi sis probably another dumb question, but any advice would be great. I
have an SQL db under a website that I have to get to with an Access fromt
end, with ODBC.
When ever I get to a table it has various prefixes added, so that when I

I need to setup identical System DSN ODBC connections on multiple servers...
is there a way to easily migrate the System DSNs from one server to another?

We have recently upgraded to SQL Server 2000 and Server 2003.
We're running with TCP/IP and can access the db but the connection appears
to then drop.
The message is

Strange thing going on here......I have an application that uses 2 ODBC
connections, 1 for SQL and 1 for an Access Database.  They are configured as
System ODBCs that connect to the databases through a mapped drive to the
server.  Everything works fine on all users except 4 of ...

Can anyone help - I've got an Access 2002 Database which links to our SQL Server 2000 Database via an ODBC connection.  The connection is set to use SQL Server authentication which works fine for myself but not for a domain user who needs this.
When I launch the Database and run ...

The incident involves two Windows Server 2003 based computers S and C.  They
are hosted by two different hosting companies in two different countries.
They both have SQL Server 2000 SP3 installed and running.
The development is done on an XP Professional SP2 based desktop.

I work for DataDirect-Technologies. A customer of ours uses our ODBC driver
on UNIX to connect to a SQL Server 2000 Named Instance. We have noticed that
in the Enterprise Manager if you right-click on the Named instance and open
the Properties menu and then open Network ...

I have two new win2003 server running sql2000. I am using mapped logins to
get from a win2000/sql2000 to win2003/sql2000 and am getting access denied.
Everything is set up exactly the same on machines running this config with
win2000 and am having no problems. I have also enabled ...

I have to pass some data from Advantage Database Server (a database wich is used generally with Delphy) to SQL-Server.
In order to create a Linked Server from SQL-Server to the above mentioned database- what should I do?
If there is an ODBC for the database- should it be installed ...

On system 1 when i try to connect to a remote server, i get the message
" SQL Server does not exist or access denied "
while on system 2 , i am able to work fine, without any issues.
i tried replicating the problem scenario both with a global IP and a

Hello.
I have SQL Server MSDE running Windows 2000.
When I start SQL Agent gives me the following error:"Could not start
the SQLAgent$SPSQL service on Local Computer. The service did not