Re: SQL Server connection
From: MeCeX (admin_at_mehmetcelik.com)
Date: 04/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 14:03:00 +0300
is sql server is running ?
your connection to server may be lost
or the username and password you want to connect may be wrong
or sql server may accept only incoming connections
or you may be trying to connect to other sql server which is not available
> Try
> ADOConnection.Open;
> Except
> On E:Exception do
> ADOConnection.Close;
> End;
yes standard way is like that
MeCeX
"nazeer" <nazeer.jr@hammerhead.net>, iletide şunu yazdı
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>
> Hi,
>
> I just want to know why does the following error come up:
> "[DBNETLIB][Connection Open(Connect()].SQLServer does not exit or access
denied". What does it mean Connection Open?
>
> Also I want verify my ADO Connection Linking. I usually, open my ADO
Connection when the main form creates itself. I use the following
convention:
>
> Try
> ADOConnection.Open;
> Except
> On E:Exception do
> ADOConnection.Close;
> End;
>
> Is this the standard way to connect the ADOConnection, if it is not how do
you all connect the ADO to SQL Server 2000?
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