PRB: "S1000 Connection Failed" with Connectivity KitLast reviewed: October 26, 1995Article ID: Q116275 |
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SYMPTOMSWhen you are trying to connect to a SQL Server machine using the Connectivity Kit's DBConnect() function, the following error message appears:
S1000 Connection failed [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server driver]Unable to load Communication module. Driver has not been correctly installed. CAUSEThis error may be caused by one of the following situations:
RESOLUTIONTo change SQL Server's configuration from named pipes to SPX/IPX or vice versa, see the SQL Server documentation or contact Microsoft SQL Server Product Support Services, or the following Knowledge Base article:
ARTICLE-ID: Q137635 TITLE : INF: ODBC SQL Server Connection ParametersThe SQL Server driver uses a set of system stored procedures, known as the catalog stored procedures, to obtain information from the SQL Server system catalog. If the version of the Microsoft SQL Server ODBC driver you are using is newer than the SQL Server to which you are connecting, you will need to have the SQL Server system administrator upgrade the catalog stored procedures. For more information about determining if the stored procedures need to be upgraded, and instructions for doing the upgrade, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q137636 TITLE : INF: Relationship of the ODBC Driver to INSTCAT.SQLTo install the catalog stored procedures:
REFERENCESThe instructions on how to install the catalog procedures come directly from the Help file that comes with the SQL Server driver. For more information, see the "Installing the Catalog Stored Procedures" topic in the Help file that comes with the SQL Server driver.
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