sqlconnectionstring

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5/4/2008 12:56:37 PM
y_dehghan
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sqlconnectionstring

for first experience after upload files to host this error shown

{

Probing system...
File system permissions ok.
The system cannot connect to the MSSQL database. Please check your connection string.

}

please guide me.

the connection in locallhost work properly but in server host cant connect.

my database is mssqlserver 2005 express edition and and server supported this.

5/4/2008 1:27:37 PM
Joe Audette
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Re: sqlconnectionstring

If your hosting company has provided you with a database then they should be able to help you with the connection string.

Most times there is a control panel for the hosting where you can create a database and a user and it will then show you the server name and from this you can create a connection string.

I recommed that you start with a clean database on your host. If you want to use the database you already created on your local machine then you need some way to restore it on the hosted server. Again that depends on your host.

Hope it helps,

Joe

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