Database Connection MS SQL Server
Im creating my first asp website and am wondering if asp (JS) works well with a MS SQL server. If so how do I connect to it.
View RepliesIm creating my first asp website and am wondering if asp (JS) works well with a MS SQL server. If so how do I connect to it.
View RepliesI work with ASP for several weeks now and i really like it! But until now i have just used it in connection with my localhost. I made connections to a SQL Database and to an ACESS Database with using the ODBC Tool from WIndows!!
Now i want to publish my website but i don't know how to handle the connection string kind of thing. My MySQL-Database is on a different server than the website and i need a connection string where i can type in the server, a password and a username and it should then connect.
Set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.Open "DRIVER={SQL Server}; Server=;Database=pubs;Uid=myUsername;Pwd=myPasswor d;"
Instead of database, how can I set the DSN in this connection string?
DSN is DSNName. I am trying to connect to a SQL Server 2000 database.
I have two servers: Webserver(WebServer) and Database server(DBServer).
In Webserver, i asp to connect to sqlserver in dbserver. but i can not
connect it, it show error "No Trust Connection"
but the save connection string, when i used it in VB, it is ok. Also i can
connect from webserver to dbserver by using Analy Query, it is ok
"How to connect it". below is my asp code:
<%
set cnt=server.createobject("adodb.connection")
cnt.open "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Data Source=Dbserver;Initial
Catalog=MyDB;Uid=dbadmin;pwd=root"
I'm using microsoft SQL server 2000 to create the database for my project.Below is the connection that connect to the SQL server :-
set cn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.connection")
cn.Open = "Provider=SQLOLEDB;" & _
"server=SPCH2O;" &_
"Data Source=(Local);" & _
"Database=SPJRK;" & _
"User ID=guest;" & _
"Password=;"
But there is an error that i don't understand why i failed to connect to the server.
provide me the code for connection to Sql Server 2005 using ASP with some detail explanation? Ur help will be very much helpful for me.
View Replies View Relatedi found difficulties in connecting to SQL Server With ASP . show me the ASP sicript that allow me to connect to SQL Server.
View Replies View Related"SQL Server does not exist or access denied"
sql server error:17
i cant connect sql Server 2000
why?
I am using SQL Server as a database , if i wanna connect ASP page with the database whats the connection string.
View Replies View RelatedI am having a problem connecting to my SQL Server with the following ASP
set cn = server.createobject("adodb.connection")
cn.connectionstring = "Provider=sqloledb; data source=midatlanticus;
Integrated Security=SSPI"
cn.open
But, if I use the same connection string in a VB program, I connect successfully. The VB code that works successfully is as follows: Code:
i have my sql server 2000 installed properly on the server. everything goes fine yersterday..i can create new database, tables and so on. but i couldn't connect to it since this morning. it keep on prompting the msg" cannot connect to the sql server
because of incorrect logon " <something like this> in fact, i never set any passwod in order to connect to the sql server.
I am familiar with connecting asp pages to sql server when both servers are
on a LAN.
Can anyone advise on how to connect when the servers are remote from each
other?
I was wondering if i can create an if/else statement that checks if my connection string that opens a database ie:
cnnDB.Open Application.Contents.Item("CONNECTION_STRING" )
(the actuall connection string is in my global.asa file incase u were wondering) ...or if the database can't be found or opened, will run some other code... like a message?
hope u get what i mean.
this is just incase a user has the DB opened, or is in the process of overiting the DB or something, the page would not display that Microsoft JET Database Engineerror but display a message i set up in the if/else statement.
I have created a database called "myshop.mdb" Then I create a System DSN connected to that database called "OE1" The following code retrieves attributes and possible errors from the DSN Code:
View Replies View RelatedI have been trying to get an intranet search page to work that looks at an Access database. The database is called database.mdb, and lives in the root of the site, as does the .asp (security is not a problem at the moment). The code was taken from an asp website. I am running .net and Windows server 2000.
Could someone look at the code and tell me if it looks OK for connecting to the database? Then at least I can rule out code as the problem I am having.(receiving error codes)
I am getting this error at all my ASP pages. A sample page which pulls the categories from the Northwind database is enclosed below where I get the error when I am trying to open a recordset with that SQL query and Connection. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI would be glad of some help being new to ASP.
I manage my department information through an Access relational database and an http network model database. Naturally enough I want to combine them.
We have an old NT driven LAN with pc's running Win 9x or XP pro. The file server is nearly up to capacity on storage and bandwidth, the new XP machines have plenty. The network is backed up daily. If possible I want to use the XP m/c as a web server.
I want to use IIS and ASP from an XP m/c to read and write to databases on the file server but can't seem to get the connection string right, I have tried many, with and without DSN's. Having checked up on IIS (installed on XP pro) I suspect that it can only connect locally. Certainly everything runs on a test setup in C:/inetpub/wwwroot which can be accessed across the LAN and ASP runs fine.
i want to open a connection for password protected database but i don't want to write password in code as it can be seen by my host provider and misused is there any way I can read database password without writing it in my code.
Set cN = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Connection")
cN.Open "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; password=joy; DBQ=" & Server.MapPath("db1.mdb")
above example works fine but i dont want to write password in my code is there any way i can do it.
How do i detect whether the database connection is open or not in a asp page?
View Replies View RelatedIs there any good reason why this shouldn't work?! All I get is the word "venue" and it doesn't display the relevent field value beside it.
Set cn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection" )
strConn = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=" & Server.MapPath("db/db1.mdb" )
cn.open strConn
strSQL2 = "SELECT * from Events where ID = " & intEventID
Set rs = cn.execute(strSQL2)
response.write "venue" & rs("Venue" )
response.end
I have one database, but nine web sites all linking to this database for client input.hen I use the domain web site that the database is atored under, the ASP page updates the database as required. I have been using the following connection:
"DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=C:domainsmyweb site domain namedbmy database.mdb"
Now I have saved this ASP page under one of my other domain names and have tried using an ODBC connection as follows:
"DSN=ODBC Connection;Driver={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};Dbq=my web site database domaindbmy database.mdb;Uid=Admin;Pwd=;"
Unfortunately when I complete the ASP page on this web site, and submit, the database is not being updated with the records.
how to connect to a DSN from ASP without specify a database?in VB6 it's possible and works fine:Code:
Dim myconn as new ADODB.connection
myconn.open "DSN=test"
i have a sign up page it work good when i try it it write the information in the database but if i rewrite the same thing it rewrite it in the database.i need a script that if the name already existe it cannot be recreated.
i want to have a log on page but i dont know how to make the page got verify in the database for the username and password.i need the script for when they login to go get the info about the caracter but i need the script to make the user to stay connected like for there score in the game to be saved in there account. so this is it, if you don't uderstand just specify what you don't understand . by the way my page is in asp and my database is in acess .
set rs=server.createobject("ADODB.recordset")
sql ="SELECT company_name FROM contacts WHERE company_name =" & cStr(sField)
If Len(sql)> 0 Then
rs.open sql,conn,3,3
sql is defined above and conn is defined in another asp page. What I am wondering is what does the ,3,3 do? and Is it necessary to have this in the page?
i have built an Intranet using includes, which is about all the access of the IIS server I have. I really want to have database functionality so that I can use an Access database - but cannot and will not be able to use ASP to connect to it
how I can do this without using ASP? Client-Side, or something similar? Or any other way..? All I have to play with is a standard business-wide build of IE, and a very limited IIS server.
what is the connection string to connect to a excel database.
View Replies View RelatedIs it possible to connect to a database that sits on a webserver using a script that sits on a local machine ?
If so, would the connection string look something like this :
sConnString="PROVIDER=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=" & Server.MapPath("http://www.blah.cm/casinonewsxml.mdb")
The reason I ask, is because I have a vbscript that uses windows scheduling service to run at different stages during the day to update a database on a live server. I was wondering if it was possible to put this script on a local machine and make changes to the connection string.
I am designing a site for a friend using dreamweaver and unfortunately my link has gone down to my test server. I use dreamweaver to generate most of my asp but since I can;t do this with a broken connection I wondered if anyone would be kind enough to help me with a very simple bit of code.
I simply need an asp page. That reads the first record in a db (db.mdb).
the record has two fields ID (whish is 1) and news (a memo field).
This memo field then needs can then be updated via a simple html form.
Essentially its just a page that allows the user to update the memo field in the first record of the database.
I have a site on 1and1. The site has a simple login as well as other asp applications. This site uses an access DB. Last week all the scripts that accessed any database resulted in this error: Code:
View Replies View RelatedI recently moved to Visual Web Developer Express. I need to create a simple page that connects to my Database.mdf and runs a stored procedure. I have tried a million times but i simply cannot create a connection. I need to create an ADODB connection as i need control over the CONNECTION TIMEOUT and the COMMANDTIMEOUT properties.
I'm using the following string:
Data Source=.SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFileName=e:dataCusto mers.mdf;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True
I have problem on data connection to a SQL Server by Asp Statement. It's Very strange that my asp statement can connect to one remote SQL server but can't connect to other remote SQL server. The statement written like this :
Set DBLBX=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
DBLBX.Open "DSN=DBWEB;UID=opn;PWD=opn;"
It show the follows:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80004005'
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default
driver specified
Is that the problem of my Sql server ?
I would like to connect to another server and execute my query from my asp page. But how can I initiate the connection string to another server DB? For example Code:
ConnString = "dsn=abc;uid=xyz;pwd=123"
What will be the way to issue the connection string to another server? Using SQL Server 2000.
I ALWAYS forget this cause we ALWAYS turn our db connections into COM components. That said... I need one for this project . Here's my base Access one:
DBPath ="C:datastoresmediacd.mdb"
Set Con = Server.CreateObject( "ADODB.Connection" )
Con.Open "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)}; DBQ=" & DBPath
I just don't quite remember the SQL Server variation.