Errors when running from LAN server.

[kosecki]

Hi,

i've vb .net 2005 application which perfectly run from local computer
(normal from disk), but when I share whole folder and try to launch
application I error:

http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/...09dbc1934.html

this is "absolute path information required" and refrence to line:
cnPubs = New SqlConnection()

cnpubs declared as property:
Private _cnPubs As SqlConnection
Public Property cnPubs() As SqlConnection
Get
Return _cnPubs
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As SqlConnection)
_cnPubs = Value
End Set
End Property

cnPubs.ConnectionString = ("Integrated Security=SSPI;Data
Source=(local);" & "Initial Catalog=" & cat)

All permisions are set to FullTrust. Intranet has also fulltrust
permissions. Assemby has been signed with key.

Please help.

[Ken Tucker [MVP]]

Hi,

Try replacing (local) in the connection string with the machine name
the server is located on.

Ken
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"kosecki" wrote:

Hi,

i've vb .net 2005 application which perfectly run from local computer
(normal from disk), but when I share whole folder and try to launch
application I error:

http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/...09dbc1934.html

this is "absolute path information required" and refrence to line:
cnPubs = New SqlConnection()

cnpubs declared as property:
Private _cnPubs As SqlConnection
Public Property cnPubs() As SqlConnection
Get
Return _cnPubs
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As SqlConnection)
_cnPubs = Value
End Set
End Property

cnPubs.ConnectionString = ("Integrated Security=SSPI;Data
Source=(local);" & "Initial Catalog=" & cat)

All permisions are set to FullTrust. Intranet has also fulltrust
permissions. Assemby has been signed with key.

Please help.

[kosecki]

Ken napisal(a):

Hi,

Try replacing (local) in the connection string with the machine name
the server is located on.

Ken
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This hack don't work.

PK

[Larry Linson]

then you need to enable network protocols on the database server; or
open a port on the firewall

what version of SQL Server are you using?

-Aaron
kosecki wrote:

Ken napisal(a):

Hi,

Try replacing (local) in the connection string with the machine name
the server is located on.

Ken
----------------

This hack don't work.

PK

[kosecki]

SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition

8.00.2039(SP4)

Enabled protocols:
Named Pipes And TCP/IP