March 16, 2015 at 10:00 am
I have an ODBC connection string that is working fine with the following properties:
Database="XXXXXXX",Network="YYYYYY"; strangely no server is specified in the string, but it is specified in the ODBC Connection file.
I am trying to do a new server registration in SSMS for this database.
However, I don't understand where the network spec is placed.
Under Registered server name I've tried:
\\YYYYYY\XXXXX
When I browse the server for the database instance list, I receive "network path was not found".
I even tried:"XXXXXXX",Network="YYYYYY" for the registered server name.
Same error message.
What am I doing wrong ?
March 16, 2015 at 10:49 pm
Maybe it's using the IP address. Try that. In general, you won't use the database name to connect from Management Studio. Just the server name. It's also possible you're AD login doesn't have permission to the server.
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