Until now, I've always used sql server authentication in my Java apps using
the 1.2 SQL JDBC driver. Now, for reasons beyond my control, I have to run
certain applications using integrated security. Shouldn't be a problem I
figured since my wrapper classes can already handle both ...

Hi community,
i set up an environment based on Windows2008 Server with MSSQL 2008
installed. Running a JBOSS 5 Application Server as Service on it. I now try
to get a new Datasource configured that JBOSS JNDI and Hibernate can connect

I am connecting to an SQL Server Express dab through Access using ODBC and
Native Client.
For various reasons when i set the database up i didn't add the
realationships in the database

I am trying to create a linked server in SQL Server 2005 using the provider
IBM OLE DB Provider for DB2 to connect to an AS400.
IBM DB2 connect version 9 is installed on the server and a database
connection called AS400DB

   When .NET applications connect to SQL Server to retrieve records over
the client/server network running SQL Server 2005 on Windows 2003 Server an
error comes back stating:
Msg 10054, Level 20, State 0, Line 0

I have connected for the first time to an existing network over VPN. I can
ping the IP address which is used by the SQL Server from the VPN client, but
SSMS does not connect to the SQL Server. I am using the right login id and
password.

have tried for hours now trying to find a proper connection string to pass
on to OleDbConnection in. The closest I have come is
"Provider=SQLNCLI10;Server=localhost\\SQLEXPRESS;Database=dalby;Trusted_Connection=yes;"
I try to connect to a standard SQL Server Express that Visual Web ...

I friend of my forwarded me this issue and I couldn't find an answer:
He has a varchar(4000) column on a SQL 2005 table and is trying to read it
using SQL 2k5 JDBC. It turns out that column has only 256 characters on it on
the recordset.

in my VB.NET project when i open Server Explorer window and try to make new
connection in the first window i chose Microsoft SQL Server as data source,
then  in the server name the drop down list don't show anything although
there is a server on the local host and i can log to it ...

I was trying to establish a remote connection to SQL Server 2008 from another
machine on my network. The server is running the XP firewall. I thought I had
everything set up correctly on the server (TCP/IP enabled, remote connections
enabled, TCP port 1433 enabled on the ...

I have a little issue with SQL Server 2000. I have installed four SQL 2000
instances onto a Windows 2003 Server. Two are SP3 and two are SP4. I cannot
connect to all the named instances using osql on my workstation (or SSMS). I
can connect to only one of the instances. The other ...

All,
I just set up an active/active SQL Server 2005 cluster running on Windows
Server 2008 without issue. My client is attempting to connect to both nodes
simultaniously and is running into major issues. I've verified that the

We're using SBS 2003 Premium SP2 Version 5.2 Build 3790 with SQL 2000
installed. We have OVS agreement with MS.
Now we want to install/upgrade SQL 2000 to SQL 2005, but remaining SBS on
Windows 2003. Is this possible under OVS licencse agreement?

I am attempting to connect to an Excel spreadsheet and return a dataset.  
Here is the SQL:
SELECT *  
FROM OPENDATASOURCE('Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0', 'Data

Hello. Are there any registry tweaks that may improve Windows ODBC SQL
performance in WinXP? I have tweaks to improve network PC performance, but
nothing ODBC SQL to ease the difference at slow sites.
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