Microsoft SQL server 64-bit (i have xeon) 2005 standard edition
thnxIn Windows Server 2003 SP1 (x86) with Sql Server 2000 I could use the following connectionstring no problem
DSN=Hello;
Now I am using Windows Server 2003 x64 and SQL 2005 and I get this error:
Provider is not specified and there is no designated default provider.
If i try Provider=MSDASQL;DSN=Hello; i get
Provider cannot be found. It may not be properly installed.
for DSNless this works fine:
Provider=sqloledb;driver={sql server};server=(local);database=Hello;uid=sa;pwd=p wd;
but i am forced to use DSN as it is in a closed source application
which uses set DSNs (the idea there being that you can change the
connections how you like in ODBC)
This means that i need the ODBC provider name that will work in here: Provider=...;DSN=Hello;
and then to use whatever works in there as the "default provider" but i cannot find any information anywhere on how to do this!
please reply ASAP!|||
hmm. . . what happens when you go to control panel | administrative tools | Datasources. Can you build a Datasource there that works?
Do you have a "Hello" dsn built there?
Check your SQL Server Configuration Manager and make sure your protocols are enabled.
And why would anyone build a SQL server app that runs on ODBC? Too many bugs there for my liking!
|||hmmm dont rly know this is for a game though and the computer is getintaken to colo tomorow a place where servers run and its realy expencive
so we have to figure the problem by tomorow morning il tell him what u
just said and thnx
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