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QuestionXP x64 database access... Pin
dandy727-Jun-06 4:09
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I have a database running on SQL Server 2005, itself running on XP Pro (32-bit), which I access through ADO within ASP. I set up a System DSN (call it "whatever"), and the ASP code simply uses "DSN=whatever" as the connection string. Straightforward enough. A few months ago I had this running on SQL Server 2000, and migrating it over to 2005 wasn't a problem.

I'm now trying to get this to run on SQL Server 2005 64-bit on XP x64. If I try to use a system DSN, the same ASP code complains about the provider not being found (despite having it redefined through the Data Sources control panel applet on x64). Google searches are leading to believe (though not yet confirmed) the control panel applet can only be used to define 32-bit data sources and, essentially, I'm SOL if I try to go down that route on x64.

So I tried replacing the "DSN=whatever" connection string with a "real" one, based on samples posted on www.connectionstrings.com. I'm now running into access permissions galore.

At this point I can't begin to enumerate what I've tried and what I haven't (defining users in SQL, a custom user for anonymous access on IIS, etc), so instead of trying to figure out where I may have gone wrong...I'd rather start again from a clean slate... So, given:

- XP x64
- SQL Server 2005 x64
- IIS
- classic ASP
- ADO

...can someone point me to some resources explaining the steps needed to connect to this stupid database? Preferably explained in dumb user terms--this is so fundamental, I can't believe I can't get it to work. Mad | :mad:
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