by Phillip A. Lombard » Fri, 17 Mar 2000 04:00:00
Thanks,
Phillip
by Frank Mante » Sat, 18 Mar 2000 04:00:00
a) the admin pack on that workstation ? The registration tool needs the IIS
admin dlls installed (and by default, they are not installed on W2K
workstation)... I guess you did, otherwise the tool would not work in the
first place...
b) did you install the sql server client setup on the workstation ? We are
using currently the sql server objects to test the connection etc, and they
are installed with the sql server client setup...
Please let me know.
Regards
Frank Mantek
Microsoft
Quote:> I am running Windows 2000 advanced server (with SQL Server 7.0) and
Windows
> 2000 professional client. FYI, the registration tool succeeds from the
> server but on the client, is never able to see my SQL Server (does not
show
> up in the combo box and I get an error suggesting my 'sa' login is wrong
if
> I type in my server name).
> Thanks,
> Phillip
by Phillip A. Lombard » Sat, 18 Mar 2000 04:00:00
Installing the SQL Server Client Setup did the trick. Thanks for the help.
Is this only a requirement for the technology preview? I'd like to have a
thin client approach and deploy client-side ASP -- only requiring IE 5.0.
Thanks,
Phillip
> a) the admin pack on that workstation ? The registration tool needs the
IIS
> admin dlls installed (and by default, they are not installed on W2K
> workstation)... I guess you did, otherwise the tool would not work in the
> first place...
> b) did you install the sql server client setup on the workstation ? We are
> using currently the sql server objects to test the connection etc, and
they
> are installed with the sql server client setup...
> Please let me know.
> Regards
> Frank Mantek
> Microsoft
> > I am running Windows 2000 advanced server (with SQL Server 7.0) and
> Windows
> > 2000 professional client. FYI, the registration tool succeeds from the
> > server but on the client, is never able to see my SQL Server (does not
> show
> > up in the combo box and I get an error suggesting my 'sa' login is wrong
> if
> > I type in my server name).
> > Thanks,
> > Phillip
by Frank Mante » Sat, 18 Mar 2000 04:00:00
Now you could use the object model and specify everything there, not using
the UI at all. Then you don't need the SQL client setup.
Also, in the future, when we move away from "sql only", this requirement
will change. For now it's the "laziest" way to find all SQL servers on the
net :)
Regards
Frank Mantek
Microsoft
> Installing the SQL Server Client Setup did the trick. Thanks for the
help.
> Is this only a requirement for the technology preview? I'd like to have a
> thin client approach and deploy client-side ASP -- only requiring IE 5.0.
> Thanks,
> Phillip
> > Did you install :
> > a) the admin pack on that workstation ? The registration tool needs the
> IIS
> > admin dlls installed (and by default, they are not installed on W2K
> > workstation)... I guess you did, otherwise the tool would not work in
the
> > first place...
> > b) did you install the sql server client setup on the workstation ? We
are
> > using currently the sql server objects to test the connection etc, and
> they
> > are installed with the sql server client setup...
> > Please let me know.
> > Regards
> > Frank Mantek
> > Microsoft
> > > I am running Windows 2000 advanced server (with SQL Server 7.0) and
> > Windows
> > > 2000 professional client. FYI, the registration tool succeeds from
the
> > > server but on the client, is never able to see my SQL Server (does not
> > show
> > > up in the combo box and I get an error suggesting my 'sa' login is
wrong
> > if
> > > I type in my server name).
> > > Thanks,
> > > Phillip
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