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Ira Gladnick
Say you have a SQL Server connection string in the following format,
where MySqlServer is a server connected a local network
"data source=MySqlServer; Initial Catalog=MyDatabase; Integrated
Security=FALSE; User ID=MyUserName; Password=MyPassword; Pooling=True;
Connect Timeout=50"
I am wondering what protocol (tcp, named pipes, etc.) would be used
with a connection string in this format.
If MySqlServer supports both named pipes and tcp, is the protocol
indeterminant? Or is there a default protocol?
BOL doesn't seem very clear about this.
where MySqlServer is a server connected a local network
"data source=MySqlServer; Initial Catalog=MyDatabase; Integrated
Security=FALSE; User ID=MyUserName; Password=MyPassword; Pooling=True;
Connect Timeout=50"
I am wondering what protocol (tcp, named pipes, etc.) would be used
with a connection string in this format.
If MySqlServer supports both named pipes and tcp, is the protocol
indeterminant? Or is there a default protocol?
BOL doesn't seem very clear about this.