Please help, deadline approaching.

I used the listsvr utility supplied from http://www.sqldev.net/misc/ListSQLSvr.htm.
And on Sql 2000 machines it works fine returning all the instances on those machines.

Yet on a particular SQL 7.0 machine, it returns a network sql 2000 server, and also a '(local)' server name which I don't know where is coming from and can't access anyway. I don't think SQL 7.0 instances are named '(local)' like they are in SQL 2000.

I use the utility as:
listsqlsvr -S MYMACHINE

As I mentioned before it only works like this on a particular SQL7.0 server running on Win2k. I have another 7.0 server but on this it reports a '' (blank) server name. Why won't the SQLBrowseConnect return any SQL7.0 entries.

Again please help.

Hi,

I have noticed you have duplicated post with the same topic in this
newsgroup. I have add a reply to the newest one. I would like to follow up
in that post if you have further questions.

To keep the integrity of the newsgroup, it is highly appreciated if you
could post once. We will give the quickest response ASAP :)

Thank you for your patience and cooperation again.

Sincerely yours,

Mingqing Cheng
Microsoft Developer Community Support
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