- #CANNOT INSTALL SQL SERVER COMPACT 3.5 SP2 CODE#
- #CANNOT INSTALL SQL SERVER COMPACT 3.5 SP2 WINDOWS#
#CANNOT INSTALL SQL SERVER COMPACT 3.5 SP2 WINDOWS#
In which case the answer is yes, of course I have a windows user with admin rights. Unless you were referring to the windows auth side. I see options for the Windows Auth or SQL Serv Auth, but not where to create users. I am thinking possibly I did and its just not running or I don't see where I would configure the SQL server at unless that is a non-GUI modifaction, which I wouldn't think so. After glancing through the above, I think I may have ended up with just the client side end of the program or something and mistakenly thought I was installing a combined set? It would be quite something, if in all this, I forgot to somehow download/install the server itself. Wow, thank you both for the excellent replies. "integrated security"="true" "yes" or "trusted_connection"="true" "yes"
After 3 days on and off of this and countless googling attempts, I am out of ideas. Below are some of the words/spellings/syntax I have swapped out throughout my various attempts, obviously not written as a proper string. I've tried countless variations of the connection string without success. And I never get my 'connection open' messagebox, so that definitely narrows it to the connection string. I havnt yet tried using my own IP though. The server was not found or was not accessible." I am trying to create a local database, so it shouldn't be a firewall issue? I went ahead and opened port 1433 anyway. The abridged version of the error is " (0x80131904): A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while stablishing a connection to SQL Server. MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString(), "MyProgram", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information) MessageBox.Show("DataBase is Created Successfully", "MyProgram", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information) SqlCommand m圜ommand = new SqlCommand(str, m圜onn) SqlConnection m圜onn = new SqlConnection("server=(local) database=Master integrated security=SSPI ")
#CANNOT INSTALL SQL SERVER COMPACT 3.5 SP2 CODE#
I have the following code set to run the below code. So part of my problem could be I am trying to create the wrong type of database? Or pairing the wrong syntax with the wrong database? I know that access is a file based DB and SQL is server based and that I am basically trying to create a local server database in this scenario. I am coding with Visual Studio Ultimate 2010. Based off of "SQL Server Management Studio 2010" its (Microsoft SQL Server 2008) SQL Server Compact Edition database. However, I am stuck on the initial creation of a blank database. I will then naturally create and use tables.etc. As for now though, this proverbial rocket wont even hop, muchless take off and land on the moon.Īs the title suggests, I am trying to create a database from within my C# code on a windows form. Id like to start it off as a local database, then across my network, then the internet, then different users with different permission levels and different database types.etc. Part of the reason I am using this design is to gain experience and understanding. So for now I tinker and learn here and there. The version we have now is sql server compact 3.5 SP2.I'll prelude this with I am a novice coder at best and this is mostly a hobby that I would like to do professionally one day, but that day may be 10+ years from now. Or what version of sql server compact should we install in VS2008? cab that comes in “toradex_sql_compact_v3_5.zip” ?. We believe that it is a problem of SQL versions. "Īt .LoadValidLibrary (String modulePath, Int32 moduleVersion)Īt .LoadNativeBinaries ()Īt …ctor ()Īt …ctor (String connectionString) Install the correct version of SQL Server Compact.” Refer to KB article 974247 for more details. Message = “Unable to load the native components of SQL Server Compact corresponding to the ADO.NET provider of version 8080. We have tried to execute the example that is in your page “How to use SQL Database in VCSharp” and it gives us the same error. We are updating an application of wince 6 with sql 3.0 to wince7 with sql 3.5 and it gives errors when opening the database.