Dear community
I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
I would like to link them in order to use information from both of them for
reports.
To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name links
same way on both servers.
At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP address. I
created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records into
LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP addresses
are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely different to
name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic characters).
The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as defined
into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache after any
change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no problem
WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into HOSTS.
Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
doesn't want even hear about that.
Any ideas will be very much appreciated
With best regards
VitoYou can create a true linked server that will allow you to execute a =select statement like the following:
SELECT * FROM SomeServer.pubs.dbo.authors
Where SomeServer is the name of the linked server that you defined.
The easiest way to create a linked server is to do so within Enterprise =Manager. Open up the security tab, right-click on linked servers, =choose new linked server, hit the 'SQL Server' radio button, type in the =name of the server, set the security options and you are done. You =should be able to select from the linked server. If you want to give =the linked server a different name from the name of the SQL Server that =you are linking to you can do so by typing whatever name you want to =give your linked server within the text box and make sure that you =specify Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server within the Provider =name list box.
-- Keith
"VS" <nospam@.please.thanks> wrote in message =news:WEdoc.49795$wY.17731@.nwrdny03.gnilink.net...
> Dear community
> I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
> > I would like to link them in order to use information from both of =them for
> reports.
> To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name =links
> same way on both servers.
> > At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP =address. I
> created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records =into
> LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
> Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP =addresses
> are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely =different to
> name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic =characters).
> The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as =defined
> into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache =after any
> change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no =problem
> WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into =HOSTS.
> > Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
> I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
> doesn't want even hear about that.
> > Any ideas will be very much appreciated
> > With best regards
> Vito
> >
Friday, March 30, 2012
Link two server
Dear community
I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
I would like to link them in order to use information from both of them for
reports.
To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name links
same way on both servers.
At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP address. I
created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records into
LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP addresses
are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely different to
name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic characters).
The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as defined
into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache after any
change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no problem
WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into HOSTS.
Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
doesn't want even hear about that.
Any ideas will be very much appreciated
With best regards
VitoYou can create a true linked server that will allow you to execute a =
select statement like the following:
SELECT * FROM SomeServer.pubs.dbo.authors
Where SomeServer is the name of the linked server that you defined.
The easiest way to create a linked server is to do so within Enterprise =
Manager. Open up the security tab, right-click on linked servers, =
choose new linked server, hit the 'SQL Server' radio button, type in the =
name of the server, set the security options and you are done. You =
should be able to select from the linked server. If you want to give =
the linked server a different name from the name of the SQL Server that =
you are linking to you can do so by typing whatever name you want to =
give your linked server within the text box and make sure that you =
specify Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server within the Provider =
name list box.
--=20
Keith
"VS" <nospam@.please.thanks> wrote in message =
news:WEdoc.49795$wY.17731@.nwrdny03.gnilink.net...
> Dear community
> I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
>=20
> I would like to link them in order to use information from both of =
them for
> reports.
> To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name =
links
> same way on both servers.
>=20
> At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP =
address. I
> created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records =
into
> LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
> Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP =
addresses
> are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely =
different to
> name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic =
characters).
> The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as =
defined
> into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache =
after any
> change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no =
problem
> WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into =
HOSTS.
>=20
> Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
> I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
> doesn't want even hear about that.
>=20
> Any ideas will be very much appreciated
>=20
> With best regards
> Vito
>=20
>
I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
I would like to link them in order to use information from both of them for
reports.
To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name links
same way on both servers.
At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP address. I
created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records into
LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP addresses
are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely different to
name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic characters).
The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as defined
into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache after any
change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no problem
WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into HOSTS.
Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
doesn't want even hear about that.
Any ideas will be very much appreciated
With best regards
VitoYou can create a true linked server that will allow you to execute a =
select statement like the following:
SELECT * FROM SomeServer.pubs.dbo.authors
Where SomeServer is the name of the linked server that you defined.
The easiest way to create a linked server is to do so within Enterprise =
Manager. Open up the security tab, right-click on linked servers, =
choose new linked server, hit the 'SQL Server' radio button, type in the =
name of the server, set the security options and you are done. You =
should be able to select from the linked server. If you want to give =
the linked server a different name from the name of the SQL Server that =
you are linking to you can do so by typing whatever name you want to =
give your linked server within the text box and make sure that you =
specify Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server within the Provider =
name list box.
--=20
Keith
"VS" <nospam@.please.thanks> wrote in message =
news:WEdoc.49795$wY.17731@.nwrdny03.gnilink.net...
> Dear community
> I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
>=20
> I would like to link them in order to use information from both of =
them for
> reports.
> To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name =
links
> same way on both servers.
>=20
> At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP =
address. I
> created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records =
into
> LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
> Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP =
addresses
> are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely =
different to
> name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic =
characters).
> The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as =
defined
> into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache =
after any
> change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no =
problem
> WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into =
HOSTS.
>=20
> Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
> I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
> doesn't want even hear about that.
>=20
> Any ideas will be very much appreciated
>=20
> With best regards
> Vito
>=20
>
Link two server
Dear community
I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
I would like to link them in order to use information from both of them for
reports.
To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name links
same way on both servers.
At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP address. I
created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records into
LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP addresses
are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely different to
name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic characters).
The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as defined
into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache after any
change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no problem
WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into HOSTS.
Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
doesn't want even hear about that.
Any ideas will be very much appreciated
With best regards
Vito
You can create a true linked server that will allow you to execute a =
select statement like the following:
SELECT * FROM SomeServer.pubs.dbo.authors
Where SomeServer is the name of the linked server that you defined.
The easiest way to create a linked server is to do so within Enterprise =
Manager. Open up the security tab, right-click on linked servers, =
choose new linked server, hit the 'SQL Server' radio button, type in the =
name of the server, set the security options and you are done. You =
should be able to select from the linked server. If you want to give =
the linked server a different name from the name of the SQL Server that =
you are linking to you can do so by typing whatever name you want to =
give your linked server within the text box and make sure that you =
specify Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server within the Provider =
name list box.
--=20
Keith
"VS" <nospam@.please.thanks> wrote in message =
news:WEdoc.49795$wY.17731@.nwrdny03.gnilink.net...
> Dear community
> I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
>=20
> I would like to link them in order to use information from both of =
them for
> reports.
> To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name =
links
> same way on both servers.
>=20
> At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP =
address. I
> created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records =
into
> LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
> Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP =
addresses
> are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely =
different to
> name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic =
characters).
> The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as =
defined
> into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache =
after any
> change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no =
problem
> WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into =
HOSTS.
>=20
> Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
> I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
> doesn't want even hear about that.
>=20
> Any ideas will be very much appreciated
>=20
> With best regards
> Vito
>=20
>
sql
I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
I would like to link them in order to use information from both of them for
reports.
To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name links
same way on both servers.
At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP address. I
created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records into
LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP addresses
are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely different to
name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic characters).
The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as defined
into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache after any
change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no problem
WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into HOSTS.
Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
doesn't want even hear about that.
Any ideas will be very much appreciated
With best regards
Vito
You can create a true linked server that will allow you to execute a =
select statement like the following:
SELECT * FROM SomeServer.pubs.dbo.authors
Where SomeServer is the name of the linked server that you defined.
The easiest way to create a linked server is to do so within Enterprise =
Manager. Open up the security tab, right-click on linked servers, =
choose new linked server, hit the 'SQL Server' radio button, type in the =
name of the server, set the security options and you are done. You =
should be able to select from the linked server. If you want to give =
the linked server a different name from the name of the SQL Server that =
you are linking to you can do so by typing whatever name you want to =
give your linked server within the text box and make sure that you =
specify Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server within the Provider =
name list box.
--=20
Keith
"VS" <nospam@.please.thanks> wrote in message =
news:WEdoc.49795$wY.17731@.nwrdny03.gnilink.net...
> Dear community
> I have two SQL Server 7.0 one on Win2000 second on NT SP6
>=20
> I would like to link them in order to use information from both of =
them for
> reports.
> To have same stored procedures on both servers I would like to name =
links
> same way on both servers.
>=20
> At the begin servers were able to see each other only using IP =
address. I
> created corresponding to IP names and windows server names records =
into
> LMHOSTS and then was able to use server names to create links.
> Then I tried to create entries into HOSTS file where actual IP =
addresses
> are refers to names I would like to have ( names are completely =
different to
> name of any server into the network and have only alphabetic =
characters).
> The strange thing is on WIN2000 I can create a link with name as =
defined
> into HOSTS file but on NT4 that did not work . I cleared IP cache =
after any
> change into LMHOSTS or HOSTS on both sites and I can ping with no =
problem
> WIN2000 server from NT4 server site with any name I pointed into =
HOSTS.
>=20
> Can somebody give an idea how to make that work ?
> I was thinking about restarting NT4 server, but network administrator
> doesn't want even hear about that.
>=20
> Any ideas will be very much appreciated
>=20
> With best regards
> Vito
>=20
>
sql
Link two internal sql-servers
Hi!
I have a network with two sql-servers.
One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
public ip-adress.
I have setup one account on each server for connection to the pubs-database.
I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Evrything seems fine.
When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
QA and the query like this
select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
everything is fine and it works perfect.
But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
like this
select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
I get this response after 21 seconds:
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the server.
I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
But it didnt help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
> pubs-database.
>
> server.
>
>
>
I have a network with two sql-servers.
One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
public ip-adress.
I have setup one account on each server for connection to the pubs-database.
I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Evrything seems fine.
When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
QA and the query like this
select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
everything is fine and it works perfect.
But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
like this
select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
I get this response after 21 seconds:
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the server.
I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
But it didnt help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
> pubs-database.
>
> server.
>
>
>
Link two internal sql-servers
Hi!
I have a network with two sql-servers.
One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
public ip-adress.
I have setup one account on each server for connection to the pubs-database.
I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Evrything seems fine.
When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
QA and the query like this
select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
everything is fine and it works perfect.
But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
like this
select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
I get this response after 21 seconds:
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the server.
I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
But it didnt help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>>Hi!
>>I have a network with two sql-servers.
>>One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
>>Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
>>public ip-adress.
>>I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
> pubs-database.
>>I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
>>adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
>>Evrything seems fine.
>>When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
>>QA and the query like this
>>select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
>>everything is fine and it works perfect.
>>But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
>>like this
>>select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
>>I get this response after 21 seconds:
>>Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
>>SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
>>I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
> server.
>>I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
>>But it didnt help.
>>Any suggestions?
>>Thanks!
>
>
I have a network with two sql-servers.
One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
public ip-adress.
I have setup one account on each server for connection to the pubs-database.
I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Evrything seems fine.
When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
QA and the query like this
select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
everything is fine and it works perfect.
But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
like this
select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
I get this response after 21 seconds:
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the server.
I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
But it didnt help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>>Hi!
>>I have a network with two sql-servers.
>>One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
>>Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
>>public ip-adress.
>>I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
> pubs-database.
>>I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
>>adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
>>Evrything seems fine.
>>When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
>>QA and the query like this
>>select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
>>everything is fine and it works perfect.
>>But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
>>like this
>>select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
>>I get this response after 21 seconds:
>>Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
>>SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
>>I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
> server.
>>I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
>>But it didnt help.
>>Any suggestions?
>>Thanks!
>
>
Link two internal sql-servers
Hi!
I have a network with two sql-servers.
One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
public ip-adress.
I have setup one account on each server for connection to the pubs-database.
I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Evrything seems fine.
When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
QA and the query like this
select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
everything is fine and it works perfect.
But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
like this
select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
I get this response after 21 seconds:
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the server.
I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
But it didnt help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!
|||Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!
|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
> pubs-database.
>
> server.
>
>
|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
> pubs-database.
>
> server.
>
>
I have a network with two sql-servers.
One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
public ip-adress.
I have setup one account on each server for connection to the pubs-database.
I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Evrything seems fine.
When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
QA and the query like this
select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
everything is fine and it works perfect.
But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
like this
select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
I get this response after 21 seconds:
Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the server.
I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
But it didnt help.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!
|||Start here:
Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
message
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
Firewall in between maybe?
HTH
Dylan
"dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi!
> I have a network with two sql-servers.
> One which we can call LOCAL1 is a sql-server with a non public ip-adress.
> Another one which we can call PUBLIC1 which is a sql-server with a
> public ip-adress.
> I have setup one account on each server for connection to the
pubs-database.
> I add linked server with sp_addlinkedserver on booth servers and also
> adds logins with sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
> Evrything seems fine.
> When I login with my account that I just setup on the local server with
> QA and the query like this
> select * from PUBLIC1.pubs.dbo.authors
> everything is fine and it works perfect.
> But when I login with my account on the public server with QA and query
> like this
> select * from LOCAL1.pubs.dbo.authors
> I get this response after 21 seconds:
> Server: Msg 17, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
> SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
> I am using booth named pipes and TCP/IP on booth the client and the
server.
> I have tried to add the local server to the public servers hosts file.
> But it didnt help.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!
|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
> pubs-database.
>
> server.
>
>
|||Hi!
I have looked there.
I found that I cannot even telnet from the local1 to localhost
telnet localhost 1433
this works perfect on the public server...
I can ping localhost and the local ip as well.
But I can connect with QA to local1 and run queries...
What can this be?
I dont have any firewall on the local1-server.
Thanks
Dylan Kruger[MS] wrote:
> Start here:
> Potential causes of the "SQL Server Does Not Exist or Access Denied" error
> message
> http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;328306
> Firewall in between maybe?
> HTH
> Dylan
> "dotNet" <dotnet@.brimba.nu> wrote in message
> news:eqmmDXbXEHA.4032@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>
> pubs-database.
>
> server.
>
>
Link two dataSet in the same report
Hi !
I use ms sql server 2005, and I have a problem
I have a dataBase where I have a lot of data, I have a webServices which calculate indicator for a time period and an id indicator. The time period must be specific and choose by the user, so I can't dto automatically by integrating the data from my webService in a dataBase (with IntegrationServices).
So I create a report with 2 dataset, one which recover the indicator value for each equipment (the webService send a list of {<idEquipment> and <value>}) , and I want to link the idEquipment with the IdEquipement in my dataBase, it would allow me to know other informations about the equipment :
equipement ID | Indicator value (from webServices) | equipment name | eq number | cumul of event duration for this eq....
All in the same grid...
Does it possible ?
If it is possible with the report designer, does it possible with report builder, as report builder need a model, how can i do to make a model from 2 dataSource...
thank you for your answer...
As i explain, it is not possible to us to integrate our data with SSIS because our webService need parameter define by user, if we pass our own parameter, there will have too much data and user cannot change them after.
So I need to call my web Service methode in my report, because it is at this moment that the user can and have to choose his param. So I have already doing a dataSet which recover the data from the web Service.
Now I need to know if it possible to do like a 'inner join' between two dataSet (one from my web Service, and the other from my olap cube) ?
I already use BIRT (Java) and it is possible to do it, but I didn't see this 'option' in Reporting Services. Maybe there is an easy way or another way to do that... I hope so.
I need just this information when the user run the report... so it isn't possible to use integrating services, because (it is what I understand) the integration will generate automatically and before... So the user cannot give it param to it, just the developper can do it, and as I told you, the developper cannot do all the possibility in parameter.
The parameter in a time period (from ... to ...) so ....
Ok so it is not possible !!
thank you for your answer....
|||
I use ms sql server 2005, and I have a problem
I have a dataBase where I have a lot of data, I have a webServices which calculate indicator for a time period and an id indicator. The time period must be specific and choose by the user, so I can't dto automatically by integrating the data from my webService in a dataBase (with IntegrationServices).
So I create a report with 2 dataset, one which recover the indicator value for each equipment (the webService send a list of {<idEquipment> and <value>}) , and I want to link the idEquipment with the IdEquipement in my dataBase, it would allow me to know other informations about the equipment :
equipement ID | Indicator value (from webServices) | equipment name | eq number | cumul of event duration for this eq....
All in the same grid...
Does it possible ?
If it is possible with the report designer, does it possible with report builder, as report builder need a model, how can i do to make a model from 2 dataSource...
thank you for your answer...
You may want to explore using SSIS as a data source or a custom object, or connect to the web service from SQL Server passing the parameters to it.
I was once able to use hash tables in custom code to store the data, with hidden fields for setting the values, but I'm not sure if that is feasable anymore as I could not replicate it.
cheers,
Andrew
|||Hi Andrew, and thank you for your answer.As i explain, it is not possible to us to integrate our data with SSIS because our webService need parameter define by user, if we pass our own parameter, there will have too much data and user cannot change them after.
So I need to call my web Service methode in my report, because it is at this moment that the user can and have to choose his param. So I have already doing a dataSet which recover the data from the web Service.
Now I need to know if it possible to do like a 'inner join' between two dataSet (one from my web Service, and the other from my olap cube) ?
I already use BIRT (Java) and it is possible to do it, but I didn't see this 'option' in Reporting Services. Maybe there is an easy way or another way to do that... I hope so.
Thank you to read...
|||
Hi Alineo,
It's not possible to join two different datasets inside the report itself.
Hope you can find alternate means. You should be able to pass parameters to a web service by using SSIS or SQL Server.
cheers,
Andrew
|||excuse me, but I don't understand how, to do.I need just this information when the user run the report... so it isn't possible to use integrating services, because (it is what I understand) the integration will generate automatically and before... So the user cannot give it param to it, just the developper can do it, and as I told you, the developper cannot do all the possibility in parameter.
The parameter in a time period (from ... to ...) so ....
Ok so it is not possible !!
thank you for your answer....
|||
Here's how to use a parameter from SSIS if you want to go down this road.
http://blogs.msdn.com/bimusings/archive/2006/07/19/using-a-parameterized-ssis-package-as-a-data-source-for-sql-reporting-services.aspx
Integration services runs when the report runs.
cheers,
Andrew
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