I installed SQL Server Express 2008 and VB.Net Express 2008.
I added a database and a table in SQL Server Express (using run as admin
user), and set my regular user account as the owner.
I tried to add that database as a resource in my VB.Net app and it keeps

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WebSphere 7.0 Connection Pooling with MS JDBC Driver 2.0
WAS 7.0 runs on Java 1.6, so the sqljdbc4.jar is needed.  We renamed the jar
to sqljdbc.jar, and copied it to lib\ext, and got the pool working with our
application, but the connections are not being reused.  We set the pool ...

I have a user & role in sql server, role is assigned to user and I did a
backup of database. [e.g. myuser & myrole]
I restored the database in another sql server, version is same for both sql
server.

We are in the testing phase of an SBS 2008 deployment and I have hit a wall
with the default SQL 2005 Express install. We have a couple of apps which
require SQL but will not live on the SBS box, one is 32bit only and the
other is an ESXi Monitoring tool. I have not worked with SQL ...

I have published the SQL server IP address through ISA2004 but cannot
connect from internet.
On the SQL Server in Object Explorer it shows Servername\SharePoint and then
various databases including the one I want to connect to. I guess SharePoint

Our network guys here are considering implementing NAT to translate the IP
addresses used by clients to the IP addresses used by the SQL Servers.
My understanding is that, whilst this is fine for default instances, it
causes problems using SQL Browser when dynamic ports are used ...

I’m using an ODBC connection to SQL Server. I’m working with several reports
that have complicated record sources. Some I have rewritten into views and
saved on SQL Server. Others because they do not translate easily into T SQL I
have left as SQL statements in the reports record ...

I have been manually setting a linked server query timeout options to a value
other than 0.
Whenever the server is rebooted, however, the value reverts to 0.
Is it possible to get around this problem?

I have a Powerbuilder 8 application which hits SQL Server 2000, that I'm
rewriting in VB 2008.  How do I get it to talk to SQL Server 2008 so I can
take advantage of the new SQL features in my new VB code while using the
older front end for the time being?

I'm trying to connect to a desktop running sql server express from sql
server management studio on my laptop.  It times out the first time but when
I retry, it connects immediately.  I tried bumping up the timeout value but
that didn't make any difference.  Any ideas.

My problem is a strange and radiacal performance speed reduction of remote
SQL 2005 server when connected from desktop (Vista OS). So, my desktop
application is remotely connecting to SQL 2005 server .
Strange also is that the problem is only related to SQL 2005 server when

I loaded Sql Server 2005 and then SP3 (also have sql Server 2000 on this
machine).  An asp.net project I am working on works find on my other machine
which has Sql Server 2005 SP2 (with Sql Server 2000 SP4), but on this new
machine (both winXP Pro SP3) the asp.net configuration ...

Question..  I have SQL 2005 server in a test environnent.  I was messing
around with it trying different things.
I had the server set up in mixed mode..
I ended up changining the domain name from say company.com  to