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Direction Connection to ArcSDE Problems

Jay_Gregory

I've inherited a SQL & ArcSDE / ArcGIS Server stack (SQL & ArcSDE on one machine, ArcGIS Server on a second).
I'm using the instructions here: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Geodatabase_connections_in_ArcGIS_Desktop/002q00000031000000/

I can successfully create a connection is I DON'T use the direct connection syntax, and instead use just the port number (5151). Please see the two images below.
When I change the service field to use a direct connection string, all the sudden I get a bad login user error, even though I did not change the account credentials. Any assistance would be appreciated.

This connection doesn't work... (failed to connect to the specified server. Bad login user).
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13954[/ATTACH]

This connection does work.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]13955[/ATTACH]

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DoesNotWork.JPG

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Anonymous User

Original User: kpeter

Is the SQL Server Browser service running for the SQL Server instance? By default, named instances of SQL Server don't use a specific port, and you need the SQL Server Browser to identify the port number. If the SQL Server Browser is not running, was the instance explicitly set to use a specific port number? If so, then you should specify that port number after the instance name in the service connection string:

sde:sqlserver:myservername\mssqlserver,<port#>

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Jay_Gregory

Thanks - I took a look around the configuration manager on SQL, and saw that the TCP/IP protocol was using a different port (not 5151). The browser service was running, so I replaced my connection string with yours, sde:sqlserver:myservername\mssqlserver,<port#>, specifying the correct port number, and the connection worked!
Thanks again for your help.

Jay

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Jay_Gregory

If I take out the :5151, I get a completely different error

Failed to connect to the specified server. Failure to access the DMBS server

I assumed that the bad user login error was better because at least it got to the authentication stage (and failed). This error seems a little trickier to troubleshoot, particularly I was able to access the database using just the port in the "service" field. Any idea on how I could troubleshoot this error?

I'm running SQL Server 2005 on my SDE machine, and have the 2008 native client on my ArcGIS machine...

Thanks, Jay

Anonymous User

Original User: kpeter

Unless your SQL Server instance name includes ":5151", take that out of the direct connection syntax. It should be

sde:sqlserver:myservername\mssqlserver

assuming that your SQL Server instance name is myservername\mssqlserver.

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