Hi Alf,
I just installed MSDE on my PC and I could connect locally with a
trusted connection, using shared memory Net-Library. When connecting
using hostname and port, the connection failed, because the server was
not listening on port 1433.
this will resolve your problem: if you install MSD
Sascha Meyer wrote:
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
In your mssql_connect statement try putting the port number of the sql
server in there
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In your mssql_connect statement try putting the port number of the sql
server in there
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From: "Alf Stockton"
Sent: Mond
In your mssql_connect statement put the port number of the server to (I.e
1433 if it is left to default)
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In your mssql_connect statement put the port number of the server to (I.e
1433 if it is left to default)
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Alf you can also check the Server network utility from the From the sql
server installed and check the properties of the TCP/IP to see the port
number for the mssql server.
Well the default is 1433 ...
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