Well ... I didnt know this will be asked ;) ... When I try to connect to Local SQL 2005 there is no problem ... but when I connect to remote SQL 2005 I receive the message "Login Failed for User ABC"
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If you're trying to authenticate with Windows authentication, and you're not logged in to the remote server, your login will fail.\n\nIf you are trying to use SQL authentication, and there is an error in your connection string to the remote DB, your login will fail.\n\nIf your remote DB only accepts logins from trusted sources or named pipes, and you are not connection from a trusted source or a named pipe, your login will fail.
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according to my knowledge when you crate a data base in Vs.Net  that must be create in DBMS  which will support your vs.net. or there must be some problem with the installation  the CD must be incomplete. just try installing it again
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what is the error that you are getting. Oracle 8i/9i/10g are all certified with windows XP. So They should all work. If you can give the complete problem I will be able to help
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Try the offline Windows NT Password Editor.  Or alternatively try booting into safe mode and typing in administrator at the login prompt.  A lot of the time that USER ID has no password but can usually only be accessed by booting into safe mode
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Probably missing the ability to "log on as a service"  Local Security setting.   \n\nCheck the following:  Start | Settings | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Local Security  Settings | Local Policies | User Right Assignment | Log on as a service (Double click this item).  Add yourself to this (Click ADD)\nClick Advanced | Select find now..  Select your user name from the list.   Click ok.  Click ok again to complete the changes.  Afterwards, reboot your computer and see no error messages.\n\n-KOZ\nYES-Team Computer Repair \nhttp://www.yes-team.com
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it's very weird if you can login using another computer but not with your computer...ask your friends to login with their account with your computer.. if it's also not work... maybe your computer have problems with the network policy..dunno not really sure wat happen
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pop3 is just a client. If it doesnt let you login, it might be because you switched internet services.
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yes this error is normal \nfor backup and restore you can not close sql connetion and you can not use bak/res command directly \nbefore starting you must checked database staus with sql extednded procedure if no body have luck status you can use this step \n  IF NOT ADOConnection1.InTransaction THEN\n   BEGIN\n     ADOConnection1.IsolationLevel := ilIsolated\n     YOUR CODE HERE ...\n   ADOConnection1.IsolationLevel := ilReadUncommitted\n   END;\n\nNOBODY CONNECT TO SQL BEFORE  THIS ADOon1.IsolationLevel := ilReadUncommitted\n\nFOR MORE INFO READ SQL DOCUMENT ABOUT CUNCURRNCY AND TRANSACTION \n\nBEST REGARD
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I had similar problems and I know for a fact my password and name are correct.  So just try later on, should work.
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The MSSQL server is a database, and if you didn't install it yourself it might have been installed as a requirement for some other software you installed. Has anything changed on the system - new installation or removal of software? Its probably not a problem, and it might cause more issues trying to remove it.
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Hi,\nTry checking under services if the remote access service is started.\nalso paste the same error on google and see what you can  find. let me know if any luck
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I've never heard of a version 6.2 mysql, the latest version is 5.1.\n\nAs for versions I use mysql 5.0, and PHP 5.1.2 and they connect without any problem.
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Yeah, 8i runs on XP. Make sure you have the oracle instance running, as well as the listener (go into admin tools from control panel, run Services, find the name of the instance and a listener for the instance, and start them).\nThen create an ODBC connection using the Oracle driver (there's a wizard - just follow the steps). Hopefully you know VB well enough to figure out what to do with the ODBC connection once it's created.
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Hai Shaam,\n     I assume that you are successful in obtaining aconnection to the \nOracle Table, If not please code as necessary like\ntry{\nClass.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver")\nConnection con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:<dsnname>", "<userid>","<password>");\nStatement stm = con.createStatement();\nResultSet rs = stm.executeQuery(<sql query>);\n// you will get each value by using\n//rs.getString(<index>) then store it in an array\n//display it to output,\n//if you need to display it in an output table in java\n//you can use JTable in the swing library.\n}\ncatch(Exception e){}\n\nfor further details you can contact me\n\nemail:ananthasivanvk@gmail.com\ncell:+919995403653
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An IP conflict has nothing to do with SQL, or even the operating system for that matter.  It's a problem with your DHCP server -- the system that's handing out your IP addresses.  This will be the router or cluster controller that the systems are connected to, I think.\n\nThe simplest long-term solution would just be to reconfigure the windows systems with static IP addresses.\n\nIf that's not possible (e.g., if the SAN for some reason requires dynamic IP addresses), make sure all the Windows machines are up and running and power cycle your DHCP server.\n\nIf THAT'S not possible, your DHCP server might have a command to clear its address cache -- it's the cache that's causing the symptom you describe because it has the wrong entry for at least one system.\n\nOR, you could do a ipconfig /renew (in a cmd window) on each of the servers.\n\nThe systems shouldn't hang when you have an IP conflict.  You may have to stop SQL Server (and stop it from starting automatically) via Administrative Tools -> Services while you work on the IP conflict problem.\n\nSend me email (via the magic link in my profile) if you want to discuss this.
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XP remote access can only work with your permission. It requires the person with the problem to send a special request with an option of a password. The Helper then needs to agree by selecting and acknowledgement. So unless someone else has been on your computer it is unlikely someone has managed remote access.
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G'day,\n\nYou can try to connect, after doing what 2nd answer suggestion, but I think most of them has secured connection anyway, so u need password to join in.\n\nGood Luck!!