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NextComputing
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Posted - 2011-05-24 : 02:34:09
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Hi,I am trying to run an application in VB.net having SQL Express 2005 at back end.it's working fine on stand alone machine but when i try to run in LAN environment i have to manually set the "Locale and remote Connection " and "TCP/IP and Named Piped " option through SQL Server Surface Area Configuration. I am setting the registry value using SQL stored Procedure as belowEXEC Master.dbo.xp_Rewrite @RootKet='HKEY_Local_Machine'@Key='\Software\Microsoft\Microsft SQLServer\MSSQL.1MSSQLServer\SUperSocketNetLib\NP'@Value_Name ='Enabled'@type='Reg_DWord'@Value=1EXEC Master.dbo.xp_Rewrite @RootKet='HKEY_Local_Machine'@Key='\Software\Microsoft\Microsft SQLServer\MSSQL.1MSSQLServer\SUperSocketNetLib\Tcp'@Value_Name ='Enabled'@type='Reg_DWord'@Value=1After that if restart the machine and try to connect SQL Express using SQL Authentication from my VB.net application but it's not working. Can any one help me to run my Apps on LAN without configuring manually.Thanks in AdvancedNextComputing Next Computing Kolkata |
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ricky_1605
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Posted - 2011-08-12 : 06:42:31
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Check in SQL Server Configuration Manager -> SQL Server Network Configuration -> Protocols for SQL Server -> Named Pipes and TCP/IP should be enabled.Nipun Chawla |
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