I hope someone can help us.....
We have a database that is using SQL7 and
My local pc = WinXP Pro Ver5.1_sp2
Suspect it is a local setting when I connect for remote access

Our developers are getting the following error posted from several Java
applications.
[Microsoft][SQLServer 2000 Driver for JDBC] Invalid operation for the
current cursor position

SQL server 2000 SP4 has been running for several years.  We added a new
Client PC, our first with the XP operating system.  Microsoft Access 2000 is
the front end, and all tables and views on the server are connected thru an
ODBC connection.  Everyone else in the office works ...

I need help urgently.
I got problem.
Whenever I issue DBCC SHRINKDATABASE the below message appear.
Server: Msg 1205, Level 13, State 57, Line 1

The following is our query:
Product: SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC Service Pack 3
    We want to know whether this driver supports cursors as output parameters
in a stored procedure. If it does not support, is there any suggested

I want to know of a good SQL server driver for SQL server 6.5 which connects
to JDBC.
Thanks & Regards,
Kamal Kishore Verma

I have a problem and I do not know if it is a SQL problem or a ISA firewall
problem.  I have two seperate SBS servers 'Server A' is a SBS 2000 and
'Server B'  is a SBS 2003 and both have SQL 2000 installed on them.  On a
workstation on 'Server B' I am running an application that ...

Earlier today, we were getting time out errors when trying to run a query.
We could access some files, but when we tried to access a particular file,
we got a time out error.  We rebooted the server, and now we're running into
the following error when we simply try to open a ...

I tried a lot of hint from some newsgroups, but without success.
I try to connect to a Microsoft SQL-Server 2000 (Servicepack 4) via JDBC
(original driver from Microsoft). But I get the following error
[SQLServer 2000 Driver for JDBC]Error establishing socket.

I am trying to connect to a default instance of SQL Server 2000 Enterprise on
a remote network server using ADO.NET objects through ASP.NET Web Application.
The SQL SERVER is on a Windows XP machine (no firewall enabled) with TCP/IP
and Named Pipes enabled

Anyone run into this.
I have a Windows 2003 Server which has a very old sql Server ODBC Driver
installed. If I go into Data Sources and view the SQL Server driver it is
dated back in 1997. Very old and I suspect that when someone installed 6.5

Our app that uses MFC ODBC classes(CDATABASE, CRECORDSET) often hangs
after the folllowing sequence:
- open connection
- connection to DB lost due to network problems

I´m wondering if it´s possible to have the ODBC-driver to reconnect after
there has been an network failure ( without having to recreate the
CDatabase-object and it´s CRecordset´s in VC7++ )??
Anyone has any ideas?

I have an interesting problem.  I am using the ODBC administrator to connect
to a central SQL server over a WAN.  On  the workstation at the remote site
I am able to "see" the server PC in the windows explorer, but on some remote
workstations I can not connect, and I get a 18456 ...

The ado connect string for SQL 2K is: strConnect = "driver={SQL
Server};server=" & ServerName & ";database= "yada yada yada".
What do I need to change to connect to SQL 2005 with the SQL Native Client?
Thanks in advance