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From: james (jbj5d_at_virginia.edu)
Date: 06/04/04

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    Date: 4 Jun 2004 13:28:27 -0700
    
    

    I am completly new to sql servers (but not sql). I have a msde
    installed on my machine (however i did not install it so can't tell
    you much about it). I can connect to it via java if i don't specify a
    database that i wrote (So i can only connect to master, model, etc)
    and only use the sa account. Why can i not use the other databases
    and usernames? Also, in terms of instances, i am completly lost.

    I have been doing my work on the database with the web admin tools,
    and my all my dbs are stored basically at c:/mydbsqlmssql. This
    folder has your normal binn, data, log, and other expected things in
    it. My self made databases exist in the data folder.

    However, in c:/program files/ms sql server, there is an 80 directory
    (I assume the actual msde installation) and then 2 more folders,
    db$mssql and db2$mssql.

    If i do not specify a db and use the sa username, i was successfully
    able to connect, and run a select query of @@version and obtain back
    what i had expected :

    --------------------
    MS SQL verson 8 blah blah blah
    etc etc
    --------------------

    And if i specify the databasename as master, model, etc, i can do the
    same. However, if i specify either a custom dbname or username, i
    get errors. Any help, clues would be appreciated. I have been stuck
    here for 2 days, and am not sure where to go from here. Thanks again.

    confused james


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