SQL Problem!Help!!

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    Enthusiast littledemeo is offline
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    SQL Problem!Help!!

    How can I fix this pro?
    Help me please!Thx!
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    The Dinosaur chumpywumpy is offline
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    Re: SQL Problem!Help!!

    That is a problem with the linked server.

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814398

    That may help but if not check your linked server settings. If you open the linked server item and click on Tables you should see some tables but i think you will get an error if you try clicking it. Bring up the properties of your linked server and check against my settings:

    Linked server: GAMESERVER
    Product name: gameserver
    Provider name: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Driver
    Provider string: DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=<servername>;UID=;PWD=";

    > Security tab - set to "Be made without using a security context"

    > Server options tab - Tick all tickboxes.

    Also, with the provider string do not change anything except the <servername> but, do not add UID/PWD or anything, leave it just as it is after putting your servername in ;)

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    Enthusiast littledemeo is offline
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    Re: SQL Problem!Help!!

    Quote Originally Posted by chumpywumpy View Post
    That is a problem with the linked server.

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814398

    That may help but if not check your linked server settings. If you open the linked server item and click on Tables you should see some tables but i think you will get an error if you try clicking it. Bring up the properties of your linked server and check against my settings:

    Linked server: GAMESERVER
    Product name: gameserver
    Provider name: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Driver
    Provider string: DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=<servername>;UID=;PWD=";

    > Security tab - set to "Be made without using a security context"

    > Server options tab - Tick all tickboxes.

    Also, with the provider string do not change anything except the <servername> but, do not add UID/PWD or anything, leave it just as it is after putting your servername in ;)
    sir:
    Where am I found my sever name?
    Could you tell me please?
    Thx bro!

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    The Dinosaur chumpywumpy is offline
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    Re: SQL Problem!Help!!

    Open a command prompt and type "hostname" or check the Computer name panel in System in the control panel.



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