Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)?

Check to see that your server is (local) when you connect.
It's okay to change the user you're logging in as. If you log in as a user
without permission to see certain databases, then they won't show up. When
in doubt, do a test logging in as the sa account to eliminate any
permissions issues. If that works, then start working from there - what
does your normal login need to access? Does it have that access? Does it
use SQL Server authentication or Windows authentication?

"lee" <lfairban_nospam@amep.com> wrote in message
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> I've actually gone backwards with this issue. When I wrote before, I could
> actually connect through Dreamweaver and see the database through
> Dreamweaver; I couldn't view the page in a browser but now it is totally
> trashed and I can't even get Enterprise Manager to to Register SQL Server
> . I get an error..."SQL Server does not exist or access denied
> []ConectionOpen"
>

You should probably check out the forum for Enterprise manager and see if
anybody can help you resolve your issues through that. Lion migh thave some
other suggestions.
"lee" <lfairban_nospam@amep.com> wrote in message
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>I have .NET installed. Are there issues with this that would cause my
>problems here?>
>

I have .NET installed. Are there issues with this that would cause my
problems here?>

Now It changed from computername\Local... that had all my test databases to
computername\MicrosoftBCM

Not sure where or how to change that back. Can't find where to change it.

Not sure how it did that. I'm guessing the microsoftbcm is a default. it
contains "master" northwoods and the other databases that come by default.

I've actually gone backwards with this issue. When I wrote before, I could
actually connect through Dreamweaver and see the database through
Dreamweaver; I couldn't view the page in a browser but now it is totally
trashed and I can't even get Enterprise Manager to to Register SQL Server .
I get an error..."SQL Server does not exist or access denied
[]ConectionOpen"

system DSN

You still have a connection string.
Did you set up a system DSN, user DSN, or file DSN?

"lee" <lfairban_nospam@amep.com> wrote in message
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> for my local I'm just using an ODBC so I don't have a connection string
>

for my local I'm just using an ODBC so I don't have a connection string

Your connection string? (please redact any usernames or passwords)

"lee" <lfairban_nospam@amep.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone else?
>

Anyone else?