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SUMMARY
You can test Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) ODBC SQL Server
connectivity with several Microsoft SQL Server utilities. This article
discusses the following:
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When an IIS application has problems connecting to a SQL Server, there may
be a problem with the network or the SQL Server. The following utilities
can help isolate network problems.
Testing Network Named PipesThere are two utilities included with SQL Server designed to help test network named pipes. The MAKEPIPE.EXE utility is installed during the setup of SQL Server. The READPIPE.EXE utility is installed during setup of both DOS and OS/2 workstations.Both utilities test the integrity of the network named pipe services. To use these service, please see the SQL Server Help files or the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q68941 : INF: Procedure for Testing Named Pipes Testing ODBC Connectivity To SQL ServerThe SQL Server \SQL60\BINN directory contains a 32-bit utility called ODBCPING.EXE. You can use this utility to troubleshoot connectivity to SQL Server through Microsoft ODBC SQL Server drivers. For more information on ODBCPING and other ODBC diagnostic tips, please see the "Connecting to a Data Source" section in the ODBC SQL Server 6.0 Driver Help file or the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:Q138541 : INF: ODBCPING.EXE to Verify ODBC Connectivity to SQL Server Graphical SQL Query ToolYou can test the SQL server with the graphical utility called ISQLW.EXE, which is included with Microsoft SQL Server version 6.0. Please run SQLW.HLP in the \BINN sub-directory of SQL Server for more information.Additional query words: prodiis
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