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I'm running SQL Server 2000 that came with Office XP developer. I am trying to connect to a default instance of SQL Server through a C# file using the SQLConnection object. ie, SqlConnection cn; cn = new SqlConnection ("server=xxx;uid=sa;pwd=zzz;database=Northwind;" ); My OS Is Windows XP Pro, and I have IIS running to serve up the ASPX page I am compiling. The error I get is: Connection failed: Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection. Has anyone ever seen this problem? Is there a procedure I can follow to properly connect? (Do I need to set up some account information in Windows AND SQL server?) My SQL Query Analyzer has no problem connecting to my database using my current Windows Admin account, but when I try to use this Admin account, it too gives the same error. I've searched the net for an explanation for this, but nothing I've tried has worked. Any help is greatly appreciated,
Wouldn't you know it, after 8 hours of banging my head
against the wall, all I had to do was enable mixed-mode authentication in SQL Server. I guess connecting through a C# compiled file is not the same as by normal Windows Authentication. Hope this helps anyone else having this problem. [quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Hi, > >I'm running SQL Server 2000 that came with Office XP >developer. I am trying to connect to a default instance >of SQL Server through a C# file using the SQLConnection >object. > >ie, >SqlConnection cn; > >cn = new SqlConnection >("server=xxx;uid=sa;pwd=zzz;database=Northwind;" ); > >My OS Is Windows XP Pro, and I have IIS running to serve >up the ASPX page I am compiling. > >The error I get is: > >Connection failed: Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: >Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection. > >Has anyone ever seen this problem? Is there a procedure I >can follow to properly connect? (Do I need to set up some >account information in Windows AND SQL server?) My SQL >Query Analyzer has no problem connecting to my database >using my current Windows Admin account, but when I try to >use this Admin account, it too gives the same error. I've >searched the net for an explanation for this, but nothing >I've tried has worked. > >Any help is greatly appreciated, > >Brent >.
Brent,
You were passing "uid=sa;pwd=zzz;" and 'sa' is a SQL Server login.Since your authentication was set as 'Windows Only', connection was not possible. -- Dinesh. SQL Server FAQ at http://www.tkdinesh.com [quoted text, click to view] "Brent" <brentlamoureux@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:141301c3522b$24d9a2e0$a001280a@phx.gbl... > Wouldn't you know it, after 8 hours of banging my head > against the wall, all I had to do was enable mixed-mode > authentication in SQL Server. I guess connecting through > a C# compiled file is not the same as by normal Windows > Authentication. > > Hope this helps anyone else having this problem. > > >-----Original Message----- > >Hi, > > > >I'm running SQL Server 2000 that came with Office XP > >developer. I am trying to connect to a default instance > >of SQL Server through a C# file using the SQLConnection > >object. > > > >ie, > >SqlConnection cn; > > > >cn = new SqlConnection > >("server=xxx;uid=sa;pwd=zzz;database=Northwind;" ); > > > >My OS Is Windows XP Pro, and I have IIS running to serve > >up the ASPX page I am compiling. > > > >The error I get is: > > > >Connection failed: Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: > >Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection. > > > >Has anyone ever seen this problem? Is there a procedure > I > >can follow to properly connect? (Do I need to set up > some > >account information in Windows AND SQL server?) My SQL > >Query Analyzer has no problem connecting to my database > >using my current Windows Admin account, but when I try > to > >use this Admin account, it too gives the same error. > I've > >searched the net for an explanation for this, but > nothing > >I've tried has worked. > > > >Any help is greatly appreciated, > > > >Brent > >. > >
Dinesh, I am having the same problem...
So what is the solution? A newbie as well here... [quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>Brent, > >You were passing "uid=sa;pwd=zzz;" and 'sa' is a SQL Server login.Since your >authentication was set as 'Windows Only', connection was not possible. > >-- >Dinesh. >SQL Server FAQ at >http://www.tkdinesh.com > >"Brent" <brentlamoureux@hotmail.com> wrote in message >news:141301c3522b$24d9a2e0$a001280a@phx.gbl... >> Wouldn't you know it, after 8 hours of banging my head >> against the wall, all I had to do was enable mixed-mode >> authentication in SQL Server. I guess connecting through >> a C# compiled file is not the same as by normal Windows >> Authentication. >> >> Hope this helps anyone else having this problem. >> >> >-----Original Message----- >> >Hi, >> > >> >I'm running SQL Server 2000 that came with Office XP >> >developer. I am trying to connect to a default instance >> >of SQL Server through a C# file using the SQLConnection >> >object. >> > >> >ie, >> >SqlConnection cn; >> > >> >cn = new SqlConnection >> >("server=xxx;uid=sa;pwd=zzz;database=Northwind;" ); >> > >> >My OS Is Windows XP Pro, and I have IIS running to serve >> >up the ASPX page I am compiling. >> > >> >The error I get is: >> > >> >Connection failed: Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: >> >Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection. >> > >> >Has anyone ever seen this problem? Is there a procedure >> I >> >can follow to properly connect? (Do I need to set up >> some >> >account information in Windows AND SQL server?) My SQL >> >Query Analyzer has no problem connecting to my database >> >using my current Windows Admin account, but when I try >> to >> >use this Admin account, it too gives the same error. >> I've >> >searched the net for an explanation for this, but >> nothing >> >I've tried has worked. >> > >> >Any help is greatly appreciated, >> > >> >Brent >> >. >> > > > >.
Le,
Brent mentioned the solution.I was just justifying it. [quoted text, click to view] >>all I had to do was enable mixed-mode >> authentication in SQL Server. -- Dinesh. SQL Server FAQ at http://www.tkdinesh.com [quoted text, click to view] "Le" <leon@weepirate.com> wrote in message news:06e701c3525c$7706f780$a301280a@phx.gbl... > Dinesh, I am having the same problem... > > So what is the solution? A newbie as well here... > > >-----Original Message----- > >Brent, > > > >You were passing "uid=sa;pwd=zzz;" and 'sa' is a SQL > Server login.Since your > >authentication was set as 'Windows Only', connection was > not possible. > > > >-- > >Dinesh. > >SQL Server FAQ at > >http://www.tkdinesh.com > > > >"Brent" <brentlamoureux@hotmail.com> wrote in message > >news:141301c3522b$24d9a2e0$a001280a@phx.gbl... > >> Wouldn't you know it, after 8 hours of banging my head > >> against the wall, all I had to do was enable mixed-mode > >> authentication in SQL Server. I guess connecting through > >> a C# compiled file is not the same as by normal Windows > >> Authentication. > >> > >> Hope this helps anyone else having this problem. > >> > >> >-----Original Message----- > >> >Hi, > >> > > >> >I'm running SQL Server 2000 that came with Office XP > >> >developer. I am trying to connect to a default instance > >> >of SQL Server through a C# file using the SQLConnection > >> >object. > >> > > >> >ie, > >> >SqlConnection cn; > >> > > >> >cn = new SqlConnection > >> >("server=xxx;uid=sa;pwd=zzz;database=Northwind;" ); > >> > > >> >My OS Is Windows XP Pro, and I have IIS running to > serve > >> >up the ASPX page I am compiling. > >> > > >> >The error I get is: > >> > > >> >Connection failed: Login failed for user 'sa'. Reason: > >> >Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection. > >> > > >> >Has anyone ever seen this problem? Is there a procedure > >> I > >> >can follow to properly connect? (Do I need to set up > >> some > >> >account information in Windows AND SQL server?) My SQL > >> >Query Analyzer has no problem connecting to my database > >> >using my current Windows Admin account, but when I try > >> to > >> >use this Admin account, it too gives the same error. > >> I've > >> >searched the net for an explanation for this, but > >> nothing > >> >I've tried has worked. > >> > > >> >Any help is greatly appreciated, > >> > > >> >Brent > >> >. > >> > > > > > > >. > >
it worked.
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