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I've been developing on this machine for months and have created many
ASP.NET applications that connect to various remote machines, mostly
databases.
All of a sudden, I am unable to connect to my SQL Server even though I
have a valid connection string (no, I'm not using integrated security).
This exact connection string works perfectly in WinForms apps.
Anytime I try to connect via an ASP.NET app, I get the familiar message
"SQL Server does not exist or access is denied." Using SQL Profiler I
see it never even makes a connection attempt.
This leads me to believe that, some how, my local ASPNET account has
lost its network privledges.
Ideas? (Aside from just granting my ASPNET account admin access or
impersonating another account.)
Again, this happened suddenly and it used to work just fine.
Thanks,
RMD
ASP.NET applications that connect to various remote machines, mostly
databases.
All of a sudden, I am unable to connect to my SQL Server even though I
have a valid connection string (no, I'm not using integrated security).
This exact connection string works perfectly in WinForms apps.
Anytime I try to connect via an ASP.NET app, I get the familiar message
"SQL Server does not exist or access is denied." Using SQL Profiler I
see it never even makes a connection attempt.
This leads me to believe that, some how, my local ASPNET account has
lost its network privledges.
Ideas? (Aside from just granting my ASPNET account admin access or
impersonating another account.)
Again, this happened suddenly and it used to work just fine.
Thanks,
RMD