I have a Windows Server 64 bit and I installed SQL Server 2008 R2 on it. I'm intending to use this machine for data replication. So, I have clients with Windows 7 32 bit on which I have installed SQL Server 2008 R2.
I want to create a publication on the Server (64bit) and subscribers (32 bit). I've enabled remote connections, disabled firewall, enabled named pipes and TCP, Telnet. I'm able to login to SQL Server (64 bit) from subscribers (32 bit) BUT I am unable to login to the server from subscribers.
Any help is highly appreciated.
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We have integrated system , what we are doing in the integration process is our invoices data is going to insert in the oracle ebs R12 (oracle database 12c) through SQL Server linked Server using ODBC driver but when this process starts on the sql server with the help of sql server agent service, then process shows preemptive_com_getdata wait type and the sql server consume all the available RAM on the server and then OS start hanging even task manager takes time to open and then finally sql server services restart automatically
This issue occurring after upgraded on the Oracle 12c but there is no any complaint from the Oracle database side
Second thing is that we observed that ping from sql server to oracle 12c database is giving sometime request time out
SQL Server 2008 R2 with SP3 on Windows Server 2008 R2,Oracle Database 12c (12.1.0.1) on IBM AIX 6.1 TL9,Oracle Driver version (12.2) ,
What was the reason behind this ?
I have a Quantum database that is using Firebird connection on a windows 2003 32 bit. I am trying to connect to the server through ODBC from a server 2008 R2 64 bit but it tells me "Failed to open database xxx connection" every time I click on test connection. I installed the latest 32 bit and 64 bit driver on the 2008 server and upgraded the Firebird diver on the 2003 server to the latest 32 bit driver. What am I missing? I am trying to connect to the database server so I can migrate the database to SQL.
To All,
I did search before I posted my question, but couldn't find anything similar.
Here is my problem:
This is not a connection string for an application. It is the problem I tired to use the
SQL Server Management Studio.
I have SQL Server 2008 R2 that runs on a Windows 2008 R2 server. I have tried to access the SQL Server from a Windows 7 client. It just couldn't connect using SQL Server Management Studio. I DON'T USE THE DEFAULT INSTANCE, SO THE PORT 1433 IS NOT USED. I OPENED THE PORT 12345 FOR SQL.
BUT I HAVE NO ANY PROBLEMS TO CONNECT USING sqlcmd utility FROM THE SAME CLIENT.
What am I missing????
Appreciated for all your helps.
I imagine that you will need to include the port number as part of your connection string. by default it will try and connect via 1433, but as use have stated that has been changed. add ,12345 to the end of your datasource=server so you end up with smething like this
datasource=servername,12345; ...etc
I want to connect to a remote SQL Server 2008 R2 instance installed on a remote Windows Web Server 2008, using SQL Server Management Studio Express. Can someone provide me all the necessary steps? I read some answers here, but nothing seems to work. I'm confused as to where (locally or remotely) to enable the SQL Browser, set TCP/IP ON, specify port 1499 etc.
enable SQLBrowser
open 1433 default port (in your case it may be different but 1433 is default)
enable SQL Server authentication for your instance
restart your SQL Server instance
Make sure your domain (sql server instance) is publicly/remotely accessible
From SSMS enter your SQL Server instance url/IP address
enter your credentials
this should be all.
I have been using SQL Server 2000 for a few years. For the deployment of SQL Server 2000 I was using MSDE (Microsoft Desktop Engine 2000) on target machine.
Now I have switched over to SQL Server 2008 R2. I have develop an application by using SQL Server 2008 R2 as my database. Now I am confused about the deployment of this app.
I have searched for MSDE 2008 R2 but could not find it. Will anyone please tell me that what should I use in the place of MSDE 2000?
The replacement for MSDE as of versions 2005 and newer is SQL Server Express.
See more about SQL Server 2012 Express here.
You can also still download the SQL Server 2008 R2 Express version here