Re: Testing a JDBC connection
- From: Ruud de Koter <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2007 23:22:35 +0200
Hi Tmuldoon (is that really your name?),
Some comments inline.
the actual config line is:
<url>jdbc:inetdae7:Station-123.abc.com\SQL2K5:1433?database=studiodb</
url>
The correct id and password are used.
The main application is running off a vpc - it asks for the database -
it is located on Station-123 (which is also running the VPC).
I wouldn't know whether the use of vpc would make a difference here. You might want to check that.
I checked with the link you sent (thanks!)
Tried changing the slash, adding the full domain name and not - still
- no connection
The way I read the doc it tells you to use either:
jdbc:inetdae7:Station-123.abc.com/SQL2K5 (provided the instance is running on port 1434)
or:
jdbc:inetdae7:Station-123.abc.com:1433 (if it is running on port 1433).
Did you try these?
How else can I proceed?
Are you sure the instance is on port 1433? In that case you should use the second URL suggested.
I don't suppose you have a support contract with iNet (don't tell me how you got the drive ;-(). Their support is very responsive.
Hope this helps,
Ruud.
.
Thanks,
Tmuld
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