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Errors when running from LAN server.i've vb .net 2005 application which perfectly run from local computer (normal from disk), but when I share whole folder and try to launch application I error: http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/pelny/9d255c709dbc1934.html this is "absolute path information required" and refrence to line: cnPubs = New SqlConnection() cnpubs declared as property: Private _cnPubs As SqlConnection Public Property cnPubs() As SqlConnection Get Return _cnPubs End Get Set(ByVal Value As SqlConnection) _cnPubs = Value End Set End Property cnPubs.ConnectionString = ("Integrated Security=SSPI;Data Source=(local);" & "Initial Catalog=" & cat) All permisions are set to FullTrust. Intranet has also fulltrust permissions. Assemby has been signed with key. Please help. Hi,
Try replacing (local) in the connection string with the machine name the server is located on. Ken ---------------- Show quoteHide quote "kosecki" wrote: > Hi, > > i've vb .net 2005 application which perfectly run from local computer > (normal from disk), but when I share whole folder and try to launch > application I error: > > http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/pelny/9d255c709dbc1934.html > > this is "absolute path information required" and refrence to line: > cnPubs = New SqlConnection() > > > > cnpubs declared as property: > Private _cnPubs As SqlConnection > Public Property cnPubs() As SqlConnection > Get > Return _cnPubs > End Get > Set(ByVal Value As SqlConnection) > _cnPubs = Value > End Set > End Property > > cnPubs.ConnectionString = ("Integrated Security=SSPI;Data > Source=(local);" & "Initial Catalog=" & cat) > > All permisions are set to FullTrust. Intranet has also fulltrust > permissions. Assemby has been signed with key. > > Please help. > > Ken napisal(a):
> Hi, This hack don't work.> > Try replacing (local) in the connection string with the machine name > the server is located on. > > Ken > ---------------- > PK then you need to enable network protocols on the database server; or
open a port on the firewall what version of SQL Server are you using? -Aaron kosecki wrote: Show quoteHide quote > Ken napisal(a): > > Hi, > > > > Try replacing (local) in the connection string with the machine name > > the server is located on. > > > > Ken > > ---------------- > > > > This hack don't work. > > PK SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition
8.00.2039(SP4) Enabled protocols: Named Pipes And TCP/IP |
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