This has to be an easy question.
WORK2 - My workstation (xp pro)
WORK3 - Location of SQL Express 2005
WORK3\COMPANY
sa,password
WORK3 is a XPPro, both WORK2 and 3 have full admin rights to their machines and the network, I am using SQL Authentication (sa, password)
I have used the SQL Server Config app to enable the 4 Protocols, then restarted service. I can connect locally to my database via "SQL Server Management Studio Express", and through my VB application. I have checked "allow remote connections" in the database properties.
I do not know what i am missing? any thoughts?
Thanks in Advance
Are
you using a connection string? which is?|||Are you using a connection string? which is?
|||My VB6 connectionstring is:
This works PERFECT when the data souce is a local SQL Express Database
mstrProvider = "SQLNCLI.1" 'SQL Server 2005 Express
mstrPassword ="password"
mstrDataSource =<my database name>
goSQLDataSource= "WORK/SQLSERVER"
ConnectString = "Provider=" & mstrProvider & ";" & _
"Persist Security Info= False" & ";" & _
"Integrated Security=SSPI" & ";" & _
"User ID=sa" & ";" & _
"Password=" & mstrPassword & ";" & _
"Initial Catalog=" & mstrDataSource & ";" & _
"Data Source=" & goSQLDataSource
When i use the SS Management Studio i cant connect to a remote SQL Server even though the allow remote connection is enbled.
|||How is your authentication mode? if you are using a sql logins like a "sa", the authentication mode must be "sql server and windows authen....."
|||are you refering to this?
"Integrated Security=SSPI" & ";" & _
I am always going to use SQL Authentication...Local or remote.
When I use SSMS i have to change it from Windows Auth to SQL b/c it doesnt let you enter a password if you are using Windows.
Does that answer your question?
|||Sorry, when I told verify the authentication mode I mean on the SQLserver configuration properties.
|||Verify the authentication mode on <INSTANCE>\properties\security\server authentication...
|||The option button is select for "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode" under the Server Properties/security
|||Why does Microsoft have to be so difficult? lol...sorry just venting|||
Verify this other one option <INSTANCE>\properties\connections\"alow remote connection s to this server"
Maximum number of concurrent connections=0
Use query gov. = unchecked
default connection options= all unchecked
allow remote connections to this server=checked
remote query timeout=0
require distrubited transactions=unchecked
Configured values=selected
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