The MS SQL Server Driver
Connecting to Named Instances Microsoft SQL Server and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 support multiple instances of a SQL Server database running concurrently on the same server. This Microsoft SQL Server 2005 feature can be useful if you want to consistently return the same result set even if another transaction has changed the data and 1) your application executes many read operations or 2) your application has long running transactions that could potentially block users from reading data
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Can this be done? if so how.Your comments would be greatly appreciated View Replies View Related JDBC Connection To MS SQL With Windows Authentication Environment - I am using Tomcat as my servlet engine and IIS as the Server. It weill then start bulk copying and go on for about 3-4 hours before it fails and gives me the errors:Error messages:The merge process was unable to deliver the snapshot to the Subscriber
Wharty 7 Jun 2012 5:09 PM Thanks for sharing Kishor Gurtu 7 Jun 2012 7:19 PM Does this compile on Linux? Jonathan Guerin 7 Jun 2012 8:59 PM Hi Kishor, This initial release is Windows-only for now. You can then drop the node-sqlserver directory into your node-modules directory and access SQL Server and Windows Azure SQL Database from your Node.JS application
The other piece of gaining access to the underlying OS of the database will allow you to do a number of things such as key logging, searching the file system, pass the hash technique, etc. So for accessing mssql from Linux I recommend sqsh and as for accessing from a windows PC I like the Microsoft SQL Server Command Line Utilities which will first require an install of the Microsoft SQL Server Native Client, both microsoft tools can be found here
If the client computer is using Window 7 or Windows Server 2008, (or a more recent operating system,) the UDP traffic might be dropped by the client operating system because the response from the server is returned from a different IP address than was queried. Is that some Firewall port, that needs to be open between a workstation and a SQL Server, or something else? Because all I currently get for some of the SQL admins, is a white circle by a connected instance name
SQLServerException - could not connect to the host on port 1433 (JDBC and Relational Databases forum at JavaRanch)
The SQL Server process in the task manager does not match with anything from the netstat output, and the .exe (I used -anob switches with netstat) does not match up. I had to create a database app for a job at work, and with the exact same settings and connection string, I was able to get into the localhost database, which is what I was trying to do on this laptop
SQL server and SQL agent will not start on both nodes in Active to Active SQL 2005 SP3 x64 Enterprise cluster on Windows 2008 x64 after applying KB958644
Try increasing it (perhaps to 120 seconds for now) and then start the service I will have a look around to try and find this setting and give this a go. This suggests to me that SQL Server has not gotten to point where it is ready for use (I am not even sure that it finished recovering msdb)My recollection of the out of the box configuration of SQL Server clustering is that the cluster resource needs to make a positive response to a "ping" (which for SQL Server I think is something like SELECT @@VERSION)
To allow SQL Server Express to accept remote connections, please follow these steps: 1) Log into your server through Remote Desktop Connection (instructions for connecting to your server through RDC can be found here)
An alternative to configuring a named instance to listen on a fixed port is to create an exception in the firewall for a SQL Server program such as sqlservr.exe (for the Database Engine). Added exceptions in the firewalls of the SQL server (Win2k8r2 SQL 2008r2 Ent.) and the Web server (IIS7 Win2k8r3) for all ports, services and applications too
What will be the port of the second SQL Server running on the server as the default port is already used by default instant? A: (I have yet to get the correct answer for this one in interview). Even if you install a named instance first and then install default instance, SQL server will still assign 1433 for the default instance irrespective when in sequence was it installed ( first or second )
sql server - Firewall Port 1433 not opening - Stack Overflow
Each time for some work i have to login to server via Remote connection.I tried to configure the SQL Server remote connection on, followed the following steps...
I've gone through the motions of setting SQL Server Express to not use dynamic ports (I looked down the list of IPs in the config manager and enabled the servers external IP, removed "0" from dynamic ports and added 1433). It turns out that SQL Server 2008 Express needs to be configured correctly in addition to windows firewall before the server will start listening on Port 1433
The impact of an alias is limited to those applications on the client machine (where alias is located) that use the alias name (with a specific data provider in the connection string)
How to find the port for MS SQL Server 2008? - Stack Overflow
If SQL Server if configured to run on a static port it will be available in TCP Port textbox, and if it is configured on dynamic port then current port will be available in TCP Dynamic Ports textbox. To extend a bit the actual answer: if someone else doesn't like dynamic ports and wants a static port for his SQL Server instance, should try this link
Cannot telnet to SQL Server on port 1433 - Server Fault
What would be the next recommended step in the process? I've already gone onto the server and changed the TCP Port option under IP2 and IPALL in Server Configuration Manager with no change
SQL Server Forums - not able to telnet sql port 1433 remotly
If you can talk to your server here your good to go :).)Select Change the default database to: Look in list find db you need; select it.Click Next.Click Finish.Click Test Data Source..
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