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  • Tom

    MS SQL Issues

    Hi there I am hoping for some direction in posting this. We have a web
    appication that is running on ASP>NET framework with IIS that will
    access a 2 gig sql data base. The issue here that we can not get the
    application to connect with SQL at all. Here are the errors we are
    getting

    Exception Details: System.Data.Sql Client.SqlExcep tion: SQL Server does
    not exist or access denied.

    Source Error:


    Line 121: da = New SqlDataAdapter( SQL, m_ConnectionStr ing)
    Line 122: da.SelectComman d.CommandTimeou t = 30
    Line 123: da.Fill(ds)
    Line 124:
    Line 125: If ds.Tables(0).Ro ws.Count > 0 Then

    I have double checked the services and everything seems fine we have
    uninstalled and reinstalled SQL and we have tried different users and
    passwords including the System Accounts. No luck here is what happens
    further down the page


    [SqlException: SQL Server does not exist or access denied.]
    System.Data.Sql Client.Connecti onPool.GetConne ction(Boolean&
    isInTransaction ) +472
    System.Data.Sql Client.SqlConne ctionPoolManage r.GetPooledConn ection(SqlConne ctionString
    options, Boolean& isInTransaction ) +372
    System.Data.Sql Client.SqlConne ction.Open() +384
    System.Data.Com mon.DbDataAdapt er.QuietOpen(ID bConnection
    connection, ConnectionState & originalState) +44
    System.Data.Com mon.DbDataAdapt er.FillFromComm and(Object data, Int32
    startRecord, Int32 maxRecords, String srcTable, IDbCommand command,
    CommandBehavior behavior) +304
    System.Data.Com mon.DbDataAdapt er.Fill(DataSet dataSet, Int32
    startRecord, Int32 maxRecords, String srcTable, IDbCommand command,
    CommandBehavior behavior) +77
    System.Data.Com mon.DbDataAdapt er.Fill(DataSet dataSet) +38
    DataRoster.User .GetUser(String UserName, String pwd) in
    c:\dataroster\U ser.vb:123
    DataRoster.frmL ogin.btnGo_Clic k(Object sender, EventArgs e) in
    c:\dataroster\d efault.aspx.vb: 34
    System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Butt on.OnClick(Even tArgs e) +108
    System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Butt on.System.Web.U I.IPostBackEven tHandler.RaiseP ostBackEvent(St ring
    eventArgument) +57
    System.Web.UI.P age.RaisePostBa ckEvent(IPostBa ckEventHandler
    sourceControl, String eventArgument) +18
    System.Web.UI.P age.RaisePostBa ckEvent(NameVal ueCollection postData)
    +33
    System.Web.UI.P age.ProcessRequ estMain() +1277


    We have evrything running on one server so named pipes aren't the
    issue because we have the the application looking towards the loopback
    adpter, so I take that the SQL Server (2000) and the application are
    not even trying to talk. We have double and triple checked the ports.
    We have applied SP3 to SQL and uopdated the MDAC to 2.8. any
    suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
    Thank You
    Tom
  • Erland Sommarskog

    #2
    Re: MS SQL Issues

    Tom (tom_ruiz@hotma il.com) writes:[color=blue]
    > Hi there I am hoping for some direction in posting this. We have a web
    > appication that is running on ASP>NET framework with IIS that will
    > access a 2 gig sql data base. The issue here that we can not get the
    > application to connect with SQL at all. Here are the errors we are
    > getting
    >
    > Exception Details: System.Data.Sql Client.SqlExcep tion: SQL Server does
    > not exist or access denied.
    >
    > Source Error:
    >
    >
    > Line 121: da = New SqlDataAdapter( SQL, m_ConnectionStr ing)[/color]

    So what does the connection string looks like?

    Can you connect to the server from Query Analyzer?

    If you look in the Client Network Utility and the Server Network
    Utitilty, what do you see? Is Shared Memory check in the Client
    Network Utility?

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    Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, sommar@algonet. se

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