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Can not connect to sql2000 from some WS
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What is the name of the SQL 2000 instance? What port is SQL 2000 set to listen on? Terry L. Broadbent
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hmmm....
I've experienced this too...
I don't know the exact solutions.... I'm trying to search for the solutions also...
But, for a moment, you can try to install SQL Tools named = Connectivity tools.
Try to install it from your SQL Server 2000 CD.
It works for me...
Jokauw
I've experienced this too...
I don't know the exact solutions.... I'm trying to search for the solutions also...
But, for a moment, you can try to install SQL Tools named = Connectivity tools.
Try to install it from your SQL Server 2000 CD.
It works for me...
Jokauw
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Thanx for replying ..
I resolved the issue by recreating the Standard SQL user (used by oledb/odbc) and re-applying the database permissions.
It still do not understand it, because when creating the user I did it in the same manner every time I created a SQL login.
The name of the instance is servername\servername1 and the port is the standard 1433.
I resolved the issue by recreating the Standard SQL user (used by oledb/odbc) and re-applying the database permissions.
It still do not understand it, because when creating the user I did it in the same manner every time I created a SQL login.
The name of the instance is servername\servername1 and the port is the standard 1433.
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