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Where to find the the allowed users of SQL2000
Hi all, I am brandnew with SQL2000, so sorry in advance for
stupidities....

SQL2000, SP3, running on a SBS2003-server with WindowsSharePoint
Services.

I want to make a dataconnection (from within the LAN with InfoPath) from
a client to this server. I got the error that whether the server doesnot
exists (it does) or no permission. Where can I find (in SQL2000) which
users have access to the databases ???

Help is appreciated, Ger.



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Ger Eielts
08-24-05 12:24 PM


Re: Where to find the the allowed users of SQL2000
See sp_helplogins in Books Online. But that error can be caused by
other issues too:

http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...306&Product=sql

Simon


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Simon Hayes
08-24-05 12:24 PM


Re: Where to find the the allowed users of SQL2000
Ger Eielts (ger@eielts.nl)  writes:
> I want to make a dataconnection (from within the LAN with InfoPath) from
> a client to this server. I got the error that whether the server doesnot
> exists (it does) or no permission. Where can I find (in SQL2000) which
> users have access to the databases ???

That error message "SQL does not exist or access denied" means that
you are not able to even reach SQL Server on the network.

--
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se

Books Online for SQL Server SP3 at
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techin.../2000/books.asp


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Erland Sommarskog
08-24-05 02:23 PM


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