Good Morning Everyone,
I recently re-compiled a SQL database-reading program with Intel Visual
Fortran. The program seems working fine when I tried to read data in a 64-bit
server from my PC. But when I moved the executable to the server and tried to

I have a MS Windows 2003 server with SQLEXPRESS 2005 running on it. I can
work with the SQL management studio on that machine in my database but not
with a remote desktop. On that server there's also a website www.abc.com 
Where can I find enough info to make a connection from ...

Iam developing an application, where i need to send email on regular
intervel (say for evry day.) from SQL Server 2000 .But i dont want to
use SQL mail. I need to do without using SQL mail...
Please any body suggest me regarding this. its quit urgent

I am running sql server 2005 developper edition on a Windows XP Sp2 machine
that is part of a domain.
I am getting the cannot generate SSPI context error when I am trying to
connect via integrated security. I can connect using username and password.

I have different .NET library which request a connection to an SQL server
database.
As far as I understoo authentication methode for SQL, as long as we have
windows oprating system everywhere we can select SSI authentication methode

We've got a product which is three tier,
using a .NET Client -> .NET Server which in turn connects to a Sql
Server 2005 Instance.
On top of this we also have a Windows Service which runs nightly

Real wierd issue,  I have a single DB instance where if my JDBC
connection has the selectMethod=cursor setting AND my query has an
order by I get 0 rows returned.  However, if I either change cursor to
direct OR remove the order by things work.  The same query and

I have an AS400 linked server in SQL Server 2000. Using IBM's iSeries Access
ODBC Driver (filename : CWBODBC.DLL, Ver 9.00.08.00).
When I run a query in query analyser it does not return all of the records.
I am getting "Error converting data type DBTYPE_DBTIMESTAMP to datetime."

I need to backup a database daily. The commands are as follows,
osql -E
1> backup database mydata to disk = "c:\mydata.bak"
2> go

I have both apps running on a fully updated Win XP box.  Default installs of
both Express apps.
I can access my database through SQL Server Management Studio Express, OR
through the VB Express interface, but I cannot do both at the same time.  

I've got a SQL Server that has been up and running for months.  I got in this
morning and nothing can connect to it.  I get "Login failed for user 'sa'.
Reason: not associated with a trusted SQL server connection".  I can't login
with any account nor can I get in using Windows ...

I get the following message:
An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server.  
When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the
fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote

I changed the Server Authentication from Windows Authentication mode to SQL
Server and Window Authentication Mode and I don't know what is the password
for login as sa. How to find out what is the sa's password in this case.
Thanks,

I have a similar probem to what was poseted here, however I can't
register the sharepoint sql database with the sql enterprise manager.
None of my share point sites work after a side by side install of
sharepoint 3 next to sharepoint 2.

I have done something VERY stupid.  I was quickly creating a script to
create a database.  Included in my scripting options were script all database
objects, and both drop and create all selected.  When I ran the script, I
dropped ALL logins for the server.  Now, I can't get on ...