Hi Alf,
your local SQL Server is probably listening on another port ... perhaps you
could try the following in a DOS prompt:
netstat
and
netstat -n
The first should give you all open local ports with descriptions to the port if
a default port was used. The second will give you all open port
Baboucarr Sanneh wrote:
okay try including the port number for the mssql server (I.e 1433) in
the connection string..that also can be the problem somethimes
and Sasha Meyer said:
> just a guess, are you using any kind of firewall (application or port
based) > on your computer? Could you try a
Hi Alf,
just a guess, are you using any kind of firewall (application or port based) on
your computer? Could you try a "telnet localhost 1433" to check if this works?
Regarding php.ini changes: have you restarted the web server's services after
changing?
Another source for an alternative way t
Sascha Meyer wrote:
Hi Alf,
have you checked the comments on the php.net page
(http://us.php.net/mssql_connect)? These are really helpful when it comes to
troubleshooting.
Yes I have. In fact that was where I got the original code.
One setting I remember to have changed in my environment w
Hi Alf,
have you checked the comments on the php.net page
(http://us.php.net/mssql_connect)? These are really helpful when it comes to
troubleshooting.
One setting I remember to have changed in my environment was the following
php.ini entry:
[CODE]
mssql.secure_connection=off
[/CODE]
Could y
John Mertic wrote:
Which version of mssql are you connecting to?
My version number is 8.00.194 RTM Developer Edition
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