Re: ODBC Connect Failed SQLState 08001 SQL 2005

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The new SQLNativeClient interface is an OLE DB interface, not ODBC, but it should not matter.
Have you bumped up the Connection Timeout keyword in the ConnectionString?
Frankly, I have seen this behavior on old IBM networks that were heavily loaded. Depending on the security configuration, it might be an overloaded Domain Controller or a server too busy to respond....
I'm also of the opinion that an architecture that depends on long-wire connectivity needs to build in network issue management--I would expect plenty of problems as the length of wire increases and the number of bridges, routers and switches increases.

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"Sandy Wood" <sandy.wood@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:80CA99FF-8E97-4DA0-A923-0BB7400B167A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
We're working to get our remote clients connected via ODBC to a new SQL 2005
server. Our programmers have a Powerbuilder executable that connects to the
database. Clients that are on the local, high-speed lan can connect in a few
seconds, however remote, T1 clients can take over 120 seconds to connect. The
error they get is

SQL Native Client - Unable to complete login process due to delay in opening
server connection.

I'm thinking it's a pure network issue, but I'd like to make sure I'm not
missing anything on the SQL Server side to maximize the connection time. Has
anyone seen this issue before?
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