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Error -75 - ASA 7.0.4
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| J. Ed Kramer 2006-02-25, 9:39 am |
| When I try to connect to an ASA database with Ineractive
SQL, I receive the error "ASA Error -75: Request to
start/stop database denied". I unchecked the options to
automatically start/stop the database, but the error message
pops up again.
Does anybody have an idea, what could go wrong?
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| Chris Keating(iAnywhere Solutions) 2006-02-25, 9:39 am |
| Can you provide more details on what information you are providing when
connecting? If you are using a DSN to source the connection parameters,
please post the information contained in the DSN.
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| Pavel Karady 2006-02-25, 9:40 am |
| <J. Ed Kramer> wrote in message news:43fc3bc1.798b.1681692777@sybase.com...
> When I try to connect to an ASA database with Ineractive
> SQL, I receive the error "ASA Error -75: Request to
> start/stop database denied". I unchecked the options to
> automatically start/stop the database, but the error message
> pops up again.
> Does anybody have an idea, what could go wrong?
I usually get this error message when
1. I'm trying to run dbisql or dbisqlc from the command line prompt
2. At least one database is running on my machine already
It looks to me like if the default port is already taken, another database
cannot be started by specifying -c eng, dbn, usr and pwd from the command
line.
Solution: stopping every local database and retrying connecting with
Interactive SQL.
Pavel
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