I am trying to expose a stored procedure on SQL Server 2005 as a web service. So I just have an end point created with the procedure as my web method. Now when I try to reference this web service in my C# windows application, I am only able to see the procedure definition by requesting for the WSDL http://servername/path?wsdl. But when I try to reference it, I get the error 501/505 - Not Implemented or not supported. Any ideas what the issue here could be? Would really appreciate the help here as I am kinda stuck! - Thanks, Manmeet
CREATE ENDPOINT MyNewEndPoint STATE = STARTED AS HTTP ( PATH = '/MyEndpoint', AUTHENTICATION = (INTEGRATED), PORTS = (CLEAR), SITE = 'arkansas' ) FOR SOAP ( WEBMETHOD 'GetSession' (NAME='MyDB.dbo.spGetSession'), BATCHES = DISABLED, WSDL = DEFAULT, DATABASE = 'MyDB', NAMESPACE = 'http://MyDB/MyEndpoint' )
the site is hardcoded. But, when I'm getting ready to deploy I'll need the site to be my production site. Is there an easier way to accomplish this then to edit the script each time before delpoyment?
Are HTTP Endpoints able to be reached by another application that does not run on the same network?
For example, we have a partner that has a Web Application that would like to retrieve data from our database. We would like them to call a SOAP method through the Endpoint and in essence let their Web Application consume the Web Service. Is this possible?
I tried asking a similar question over at the asp.net, but I'm not getting any replies.
I created an endpoint in SS 2005 using DIGEST authentication, and I was successful in adding the web service to my project and getting results from a call to it.
However, the production environment does not exist in a domain environment, which eliminates even DIGEST (which requires a valid windows domain logon).
But, when I create the endpoint using BASIC authentication, I can no longer "find" the service. SS says the command(s) completed successfully after the Create Endpoint command. As a test, the documentation says that you can enter the http site into IE and the WSDL will display. And that works in digest mode. However, I've tried both: http://<server>/path?WSDL and https://<server>/path?WSDL And neither returns the WSDL in IE (nor can it be added to my project as a web service).
I'm hoping someone has some ideas on how I can resolve this problem.
I have mirroring set up in a test environment and it works great however I need to know/understand how the endpoints are encrypted. I have them set to use the AES algorithm; however I can not tell from BOL what keys they are using. I know the service master key is the root encryption key and endpoints sit at the server level (same level as service masterkey) but I am not sure if the endpoints use it to perform the encryption or not; do they and if not what do they use?
Hi, I am trying to use a SQL Endpoint in my SQL 2005 DB to retrieve information from my C#.Net program. It works fine for me when I run it, but I am set as an administrator in SQL Server. When I try to run it as a normal/test user, I get the error message: "There was an error in the incoming SOAP request packet: Client, Endpoint, UnmappedSoapMethod." Now, I have set up the endpoint in SQL and I can see the method I am trying to call when I do a select on the sys.endpoint_webmethods table. I have also allowed the domain group which the test user is a member of execute permission to the stored procedures and Access permissions to the endpoint. What have I missed in the set up for me to be receiving this error message? Cheers and thanks in advance. Sam.
Is it possible to return typed data in an Endpoint for an ASP.Net Web Reference to Proxy? If so, is there any specific terminology I should be aware of to target my search?
I realize there is a choice between Object (returns a dataset or error) or dataset, but the automatically generated WebReference Proxy in ASP.Net (2.0) is untyped and we can't change the typing there as you have to remove the entire WebReference to pick up new WebMethods (or changes to signitures I'd assume).
I'm able to create my own typed proxy as a psuedo-DAL assembly which takes the WebReference and cast rows/objects into typed rows/objects one at a time, but this seems like a lot of work and probobly not the best practice.
I'm looking into hosting SQL Server endpoints on Vista. Unfortunately they don't work nicely because, as far as I know, they require http.sys which is part of Windows Server 2003. Hence, I can create my endpoint but i can't browse to it over http.
So, siple question (not so simple answer) how can I access SQL Server endpoints on Vista?
i have posted here a few times on my endpoint issues but i cant find a resolution so im approaching the issue from a different angle. can you guys tell me how you create and consume endpoints, preferably with the endpoint code, the url you use to see the wsdl, and any network/pc settings you may have altered to get endpoints to work. im looking for tips or steps that may not be included in basic endpoint tutorials. I really am stuck and have no idea what else to try. thanks all
We some how is not able to entre to sql executive with the sa name and password and so not able to see the context of the database. we are not able to access the databeses either. We want a solution whereby I can change the SA login or give him the administrator right to do everything with the database.
I have application who like to use HTTP Endpoints in our cosolidate enviornment. How I can measure the performance on HTTP Endpoints? I would like to know how much CPU, Memory and IO used by HTTP Endpoints?
Has anyone worked out how to trace SOAP/HTTP Endpoints in SQL 2005 SP 2?
I'm not having a particular problem, just want to know how things work, such as which layer is responsible for the HTTP Authentication. I've traced the HTTP.sys stack using logman.exe (see http://www.thelastpickle.com/2008/03/22/tracing-sql-soap-endpoints-through-httpsys/) .
I cannot see any SQL Profiler events, and I've tried setting trace 7801 and 7803 as described in http://www.sqljunkies.com/Article/5CCAC423-1407-4A36-AF71-ED6A67D9646A.scuk#_Toc52964195 but they do not result in any logging.
We have been having a problem with service broker for quite a while now and searching on these forums and more generally on the web has not yielded any kind of answer...
Our application utilises service broker within a single database (there is no cross database, cross instance or cross server communication). There are approximately 12 queues which are used to varying degrees. A few of the queues have a throughput rate in the order of up to 100s per minute at peak periods.
In some scenarios we are able to make use of persistent conversations but the majority of messages are sent on their own conversation or in small batches on their own conversation.
Some time ago we found that the database was growing in size more than expected due to a build up of data in the service broker meta data internal tables, exposed via the sys.conversation_endpoints system view.
We identified a problem in the application that was preventing some conversations from being closed and have now fixed this.
However, we are still experiencing a build up in the service broker tables and sys.conversation_endpoints shows this is now due to a very large number of conversations in the "CLOSED" state.
I know that conversations are kept around to prevent replay attacks but thought they were supposed to be cleared after about 30 minutes. This is certainly not happening as we currently have conversations that were opened on the 18th September, a full week ago. We currently have about 350,000 closed conversations and this figure is increasing!
We have tried restarting the SQL Server instance with no effect.
I have been using a script to loop through all closed conversations and get rid of them using the "WITH CLEANUP" clause but I'm loath to create a scheduled task that does this in the background when service broker should be doing the job itself.
Has anybody experience this problem and, even better, have any idea how to solve it?
Hi, i use sql server express 2005. There are several databases which all works fine. My problem is: when i try to expand one database in Management Studio express, i get for that database (not for others): "the database 'mydb' is not accessible (microsoft.sqlserver.objectexplorer)" and that's it. I can't see tables nor any objects of that db, while the application still can insert records into tables of that db. When i run this query: select * from master..sysdatabases i see all the databases (also 'mydb') with the same mode, status ... Thanks Tartuffe
I changed the Administrator Password on our Server. I also changed the sa password for the SQL Server to match. Ever since then, if one of my web pages attempts to retrieve data, the user get the error:
SQL Server does not exist or access denied.
This is strange because my pages do not use the sa account in order to retrieve data. I have a copy of MS Access installed locally on the server. Using it I can access the SQL Server data with linked tables. So the SQL Server is obviously servicing internal requests.
I tried changing the passwords back again, but the problem still persists.
Hi all, We installed RS on a non default website on our IIS server. When targeting the Reports page from the server itself (http://site:8015/Reports) we can see the welcome page. However if we try to access that same page from another machine we get a generic IE message: IE cannot open the specified page check your internet connection etc. Because the error is so generic I have no idea as to what can be the cause: IIS or RS config ? I suspect IIS because no RS error is raised but then I don't see what I could've missed on that level... Any ideas of what could be the cause of this ? thanks a lot
Notes: - the DB and the RS instance are on the same server - other sites hosted on the same server are accessible from the client machine - Anonymous access is enabled on the site level, and on the Reports / ReportServer level. I tried unsetting it but it didn't change anything for the remote client. - I tried changing the account RS is running under: it used to be LocalSystem, I now set it to NT AuthorityNetworkService but no difference.
Environment: SQL Express Advanced & Windows Server 2003
I implemented the pattern suggested in the 'Recycling Conversations' article that Remus Resanu presented. Everything works great except ended conversations on the receiver remain in the sys.conversation_endpoints table forever in the 'CLOSED' state.
Is there some setting I am missing to have those conversations purged from the endpoints table. I am concerned that in the production environment this table will grow very large.
I have a SQL Server 2005 HTTP endpoint. I create a transaction scope in a client application and call two methods on that endpoint. Will the operations performed in the two methods, really, be in a transaction?
In other words, will SQL Server enlist in the ambient transaction even when I am accessing it through a HTTP endpoint?
I developed one DLL in vb .Net which call two web services (sql endpoints) I wish to use this solution but for hundreds of servers (endpoints) I want to ask if I could do that with dynamic parameters passed to de DLL CALL in sql server clr.
Actually when I compile de DLL I need to have referenced (hardcoded) the webservices (endpoints) and when I need a brand new endpoint I need to reference it, compile the dll and release.
I cannot find how to invoke the service within the DLL with the namespace or webservice name as parameter.
Mi code to invoke now my referenced end point is: (note that my endpoint name is rperez)
Dim CallWebService As New rperez.IntelisisServiceEndPoint
I am setting up a web application, where the application needs to access a database. I have created the user (for the application) and it can log in to the SQL 2005 Sp2 server, but when I try to open the required database using Server Management Studio, it says "The database [name] is not accessible. (ObjectExplorer)"How do I make a database accessible to a login, using Server Management Studio?
We have two Baan erp servers 1) SQL2005 on windows 2003 server 2) SQL2000 on windows 200 server.
SQL 2005 server has two database instances, one being the default and the other one as a named instance.
We have been trying to access the data in these two database instances from the second server for our baan erp application on it. Now, we are able to see the data for default instance, but if we try to fetch the data from named instance we end up getting dberror 17.
We tried to register the named instance on the second server using "new sql server registration wizard" in sql 2000 enterprise manager, but there also the list only shows the default instance from sql 2005 server. I tried to type in the named instance and register (both windows and sql server authentication), but end up getting error "Database instance doesn't exist or access denied".
So, for some reason, the named instance from sql 2005 server is not getting published on the network. Please suggest some ways to get around this issue.
Re SQL Server 2005 ExpressWhen I attempt to copy the master file for backing up, it is being used byanother application, even after shutting down the PC completely and poweringit up again. What can I do to make back-ups?Zach
Last week we reset the Model datable to autogrow. Now I get an error when I try to go into it. (I discovered this since I can no longer go into the interface of the program). I wasn't here when the changes were made to the Database Model, but the change was made because the transaction log was filled up.
I am planning to delete a login from SQL logins because he moved out from project .when i try to delete the login , it throws an error saying " The server principal owns an endpoint and cannot be dropped , error 15141 "
Same problem facing on different servers.
Note : Environment is SQL 2012,SQL 2008 including cluster servers .
Ain't sure if this is the right place. but anyway, here is the situation. I have 2 PCs and both are running Windows XP (A is using SP 2 and B is using SP 1) which are connected via a router and A can ping B and vice versa. I have SQL 2000 installed on A, so how do i go about setting up B so that B can access the database and tables of SQK 2000?Thanks.
Hi everybody, There are times when the database (SQL 7.0) cannot be accessed ( backup, routine maintenance, etc....) from asp page. In those cases i am getting an ugly asp error message. Is there a way ( code ) which will trap that error and return a nicer custom message for user or something like that. Thanks a lot,
I added a linked server successfully; but the only tables accessible areonly the system tables!I do have all the rights on both servers (Windows & SQL server).All the non system tables are designated as DBO.Strange thing is that I was able to access the non system tables onlyfrom the query analyzer (not from the SQL Manager tree) by using thefollowing script:EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LINKED_SERVER_NAME', N'SQL Server'GOSet ANSI_NULLS onSet ANSI_WARNINGS onGOSelect * From LINKED_SERVER_NAME.Database_name.DBO.table_nameGOThank you very muchMike*** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
I've a very basic doubt about database mirroring. I did setup a database mirroring session with the help of SQL Server Management Studio between the server A (db1) and B(db1). When is stop database mirroring by using the command button "Stop Mirroring" available in the mirroring page of SQL Server Management Studio , the mirror database{ B(db1) } goes to state "Restoring...". After stopping the mirroring i'm not able to access the mirror database.
Can you please tell me how to bring mirror database B(db1) to operation mode so that we can start working with that database?
