database connection

[jbgarfiedl]

I am trying to set-up a DNS-less (OLEDB) connection using Dreamweaver for an .aspx page. If I 'hard code' it in the page I can get the connection to work so I know the server is OK. However, trying to use the Applications Tab, Databases (on right window of Dreamweaver) will not set up a connection so I can view the tables and fields to build pages using Dreamweaver. I put in the same destination I use in my hard-coded page. I also can't build a DataSet since it can't find the DB tables. I think it is a testing server issue but not sure what to change. My testing server points to the remote site on the server. The actual database is on the remote server but in a different directory than the web pages.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

[Newsgroup_User]

Sounds like it is related to a problem introduced with the Window SP2
update. There is a technote and a fix on the Adobe site. Do a search for
"SP2"

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Paul Whitham
Certified Dreamweaver MX2004 Professional
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver

Valleybiz Internet Design
www.valleybiz.net

"jbgarfiedl" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to set-up a DNS-less (OLEDB) connection using Dreamweaver for
>an
> .aspx page. If I 'hard code' it in the page I can get the connection to
> work
> so I know the server is OK. However, trying to use the Applications Tab,
> Databases (on right window of Dreamweaver) will not set up a connection so
> I
> can view the tables and fields to build pages using Dreamweaver. I put in
> the
> same destination I use in my hard-coded page. I also can't build a
> DataSet
> since it can't find the DB tables. I think it is a testing server issue
> but
> not sure what to change. My testing server points to the remote site on
> the
> server. The actual database is on the remote server but in a different
> directory than the web pages.
>
> Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
>
>