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Patrick
I installed the Community Starter kit earlier today and fooled around with
it. And I also reinstalled the dot net framework sdk. I already had MSDE
installed as w2000\netsdk, but have it disabled, set for manual startup. I
have sql server 2000 installed as default (local) and always on.
Now I am trying to get an aspx page to check website login and/or
registration info through SQL2k stored proceedures, and get a failed login
for "user w2000\netsdk", but my login is supposed to be integrated security,
user = "". This is a little confusing, I am not having problems with the
asp.net login page, just the connection to SQL server to CHECK the saved
user names/passwords in database "trythis."
I've never seen this problem before. I uninstalled Community Starter and
deleted the w200\netsdk login on sql server, but it still tries to use it.
Here is my login string:
connData = New SqlConnection("workstation id=W2000;packet
size=4096;integrated security=SSPI;data source=W2000;" & _
"persist security info=False;initial catalog=trythis")
TIA
Patrick
psully at eatel dot net
it. And I also reinstalled the dot net framework sdk. I already had MSDE
installed as w2000\netsdk, but have it disabled, set for manual startup. I
have sql server 2000 installed as default (local) and always on.
Now I am trying to get an aspx page to check website login and/or
registration info through SQL2k stored proceedures, and get a failed login
for "user w2000\netsdk", but my login is supposed to be integrated security,
user = "". This is a little confusing, I am not having problems with the
asp.net login page, just the connection to SQL server to CHECK the saved
user names/passwords in database "trythis."
I've never seen this problem before. I uninstalled Community Starter and
deleted the w200\netsdk login on sql server, but it still tries to use it.
Here is my login string:
connData = New SqlConnection("workstation id=W2000;packet
size=4096;integrated security=SSPI;data source=W2000;" & _
"persist security info=False;initial catalog=trythis")
TIA
Patrick
psully at eatel dot net