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  1. Mar 24th, 2003, 08:19 PM #1
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    Must the sql server 2000 run on the server OS such as Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional?
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    Re: server OS

    Originally posted by chinhow
    Must the sql server 2000 run on the server OS such as Windows NT, Windows 2000 Professional?
    It's running here on XP Pro .
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    Re: Re: server OS

    Originally posted by Pirate
    It's running here on XP Pro .
    I used to install on XP Pro, but CLIENT couldn't access the SQL's DB. It shows the error message with "SQL server does not exist or Access Denied"
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    Make sure your connection string was correct. Also if you are installing from the VS.NET CD then the SQL Server Instance name is something like VSdotnet. So if your computer name was BooHoo then the SQL Server name would be something like: BooHoo\VSdotnet
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    Originally posted by Edneeis
    Make sure your connection string was correct. Also if you are installing from the VS.NET CD then the SQL Server Instance name is something like VSdotnet. So if your computer name was BooHoo then the SQL Server name would be something like: BooHoo\VSdotnet
    in setup.ini, i changed the code to

    [Options]
    INSTANCENAME=NetSDK
    SECURITYMODE=SQL
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