Is it required to install the dababase server in client system, while we are working on client-server application?
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Hi friends, I have been developed one clien-server application using VB.NET and ADO.NET tech's. I installed my application and MS SQL Server 2000 in server system. but when I am going run the application at Client system it gives the error message as : "Server access denaied" and/or "Unable to connect the server system." But my application is running perfectly after I installed the Database server at client system without current working datebase. So I feel that it is required to install the MS SQL server on both server system and client systems. I am not interesting to do in this way. Kindly, give me the proper solution for problem. wish me as All The BEST.
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Hi friends, I have been developed one clien-server application using VB.NET and ADO.NET tech's. I installed my application and MS SQL Server 2000 in server system. but when I am going run the application at Client system it gives the error message as : "Server access denaied" and/or "Unable to connect the server system." But my application is running perfectly after I installed the Database server at client system without current working datebase. So I feel that it is required to install the MS SQL server on both server system and client systems. I am not interesting to do in this way. Kindly, give me the proper solution for problem. wish me as All The BEST.
There is no need to install MS SAL SERVER on client end. Just provide the Server name at the client in your application server name may be the IP address or the Server name.
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There is no need to install MS SAL SERVER on client end. Just provide the Server name at the client in your application server name may be the IP address or the Server name.
Also install MDAC 2.7 on client machine. It will definatly work. Pankaj Kulkarni
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Also install MDAC 2.7 on client machine. It will definatly work. Pankaj Kulkarni
It'll work so long as he built the connection string properly... RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome