Re: asp.net 2.0 connectoin string (hopefully last question)
- From: "dotnetjose@xxxxxxxxx" <dotnetjose@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Apr 2006 21:27:44 -0700
Here are some options on what it could potentially be:
1. Make sure that your username / login is attached to the
database/catalog and make sure that the user has the valid permissions,
if you want to make 100% sure that this is the issue, give the user the
dbowner role. if that works, go back and give the user the appropiate
roles/permissions.
2. Another option could be that your database is not setup to use SQL
server authentication? Just look up the instance's properties and
change the security option to allow SQL Server logins.
3. You database server's name could require a different name... if your
server's name is "MYSQLSERVER", you may need to use ".\MYSQLSERVER"
with the ".\" included.
I hope atleast one of those suggestions helps out... Sorry if I didn't
help.
Pz
Jose
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