And with automatic reconnection in case of a failover? I don't think that
you can do so because the standard connection will use the classic oledb
sql-server provider, not the new Native SQL-Server Provider; so you will
have to reconnect manually in case of a failover.
Maybe you can to close the connection and reopen it in VBA code using the
CurrentProject.CloseConnection and CurrentProject.OpenConnection functions
and the new native provider; however, I don't know (and I can't test) if
this will work or not; see:
has anyone experinces with a connection string using the sqlncli provider?
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