sql server odbc:
when you're dealing with connection problems it helps to do things like:
* try the connection from a different client
* check to see if you can connect from other accounts
* check to see if you can connect from a Windows and/or SQL authenticated
account
* check the SQL Server error logs for messages.....
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Brian Moran
Principal Mentor
Solid Quality Learning
SQL Server MVP
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com [quoted text, click to view] "Steve" <StephenGL@sabian.ca> wrote in message
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> Ok, here's the scenario. On a Windows 2003 Server I have MSSQL 2000
> installed. On another test server I have Windows 2003 server, IIS 6 and
> Coldfusion installed. There has been an account created in SQL and
assigned
> permissions. My coldfusion web site makes multiple calls to the database
> server using the account created. All is wonderful. Then, all of a
sudden
> I start getting connection problems (SQL STATE: HTY00). My web site
cannot
> connect using that account. I can still ping the SQL server from the
> development server so I know thats not the problem. So I tried creating
an
> ODBC connection using that account. Same error. Sometimes resetting the
> password in SQL works. A few days ago, however, I had to reboot the SQL
> server and now everything is fine again, until the next time. Can anyone
> explain to me why that user account seems to "goes to sleep" every few
> days???? There have been occasions when it's been fine for a week or two
> but sooner or later, it will always do this!
>
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