Ah that was something like this, thanks !
My connection string has to be ended by : "APP=ASP Script"
I am gonna use soon RH 9/Perl/MySQL and I would probably have then the same
trouble ! I did not knew I had to add this :(
Thanks a lot, was as simple as that ! :(
But, AFAIK, a socket is a @IP / port number / protocol, and I specified that in
my connection string ... Humm ... Still have things to learn :(
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Andrew Ryan [mailto:andyryan@localnet.com]
Envoyé : vendredi 24 septembre 2004 17:07
À : Bénoni MARTIN
Objet : Re: REMOTE sql Server Access
what about the machanism that you are using to connect? make sure it is
looking in the right spot for the connection...ie on a linux server using perl
to connect to a mysql database...by default it will look for a socket on
/tmp/mysqld.sock. This can differ on different flaovors of
linux (sometimes in /var/mysqld/mysql.sock) . Id imagine that this
could be the case with the ASP data access.
Andrew N. Ryan
LocalNet Corp.
Programming Manager/Systems Administrator
(716) 632-1133 ext. 223
Bénoni MARTIN wrote:
Yep, as I said in my post, I tried to access remetely with Enterprise
Manager and it work fine ... :(
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Andrew Ryan [mailto:andyryan@localnet.com] Envoyé : vendredi 24
septembre 2004 16:59 À : Bénoni MARTIN Cc : Security-Basics Objet : Re:
REMOTE sql Server Access
Are you sure that the user name you are using has permission to access the
database from your remote server?
Andrew N. Ryan
LocalNet Corp.
Programming Manager/Systems Administrator
(716) 632-1133 ext. 223
Bénoni MARTIN wrote:
Hi list !
I am stuck with a simple remote SQL Server 2000 access. Here is the trouble:
- Box A is a simple SQL Server belonging to my network and is run with
myDomainName\myNTName.
- Box B has IIS + ASP and belongs also to my network. IIS runs as well
with myDomainName\myNTName. I try to configure its global.asa to connect to
Box A through some ASP pages. But no way, always the same error occurs:
" DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).] This SQL Server does not
exists or your access has been denied. "
I tried with and without a DSN, tried with IP adress / hostname, tried what i
could find on the net ...
Without the DSN (seems to be the most recommended), my connection string
looks like this:
Session("ConnectionString") = "Provider=SQLOLEDB; Data
Source=111.111111.111,1111,; uid=********: pwd=********* "
Connecting from Box B to Box A through Enterprise Manager works good ...but
through ASP / global.asa, no way !
It has working so good when both SQL & IIS were on the same box, but
as it is recommended to have two separatated boxes for security
reasons ... :( :( :(
If someone can point me out where is my mistake ... I will appreciate
:)
Thanks in advance !
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