System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: SQL Server does not exist????

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I'm getting the following error when running my web app on my localhost web
server:

System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: SQL Server does not exist or access denied

I drag and dropped an sqlconnection1 object onto my web from from the server
explorer. I'm getting the above error on the following line of code in my web
form:

da.Fill(ds, "Results")

Does anyone know what I need to do to correct the above error? What is
causing this error?
 
GTDriver,
I drag and dropped an sqlconnection1 object onto my web from from the
server
explorer. I'm getting the above error on the following line of code in my
web
form:

da.Fill(ds, "Results")
Is this the only code you have or is there more?

Cor
 
Make sure the account that you are connecting with has permissions to access
the DB. Since you're in a web scenario, I'm betting you specified Trusted
Connnection and the ASP.NET account doesn't have permission to the db.
 
Here is the code I have for a button:
Dim cmd As SqlCommand = SqlConnection1.CreateCommand
cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text
cmd.CommandText = txtQuery.Text

'create a SqlDataAdapter to talk to the database
Dim da As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter
da.SelectCommand = cmd

'create a dataset to hold the results
Dim ds As DataSet = New DataSet

'fill the dataset
da.Fill(ds, "Results")

'bind it to the datagrid
dgResults.DataSource = ds
dgResults.DataMember = "Results"
dgResults.DataBind()

I'm using the Northwind DB in sql server. Also, here is the SqlConnection1
ConnectionString property:
workstation id=****;packet size=4096;integrated security=SSPI;initial
catalog=Northwind;persist security info=False
 
GTDDriver,

I use this connection string for northwind with SQLClient

("Server=(Local); DataBase=Northwind;" & _
"Integrated Security=SSPI")

Maybe it helps,

Cor
 
Hi,
Whenever you are windows authentication, ensure that anonymous access to the
virtual directory has been removed.
To do this go to the virtual directory in IIS, Properties -> Directory
Security -> edit . Uncheck anonymous access and use only integrated windows
authentication.

Regards,
Sambathraj
 
i know i experienced a real "head scratcher" a week or so ago and the problem was XP Service pack II. i had sql server 2000 on the same pc before working fine. the drive had a major failure and our tech dept had to install a new drive.
they've just recently started including XP-SP2 on the standard installs.
of course i had no idea that there were issues out there.
the tech re-installed with XP-SP1 and all was fine.
i just still need to find some patches for this combination.
i dont know if this is your problem or not but it did cause me some real grief.
thanks
rik

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