I apologize for such an elementary question. My connection string requires a data source. Is that the server name? The DB name is the Initial catalogue, so that isn't the data source. Thanks for the help
SMK

Re: connection string by CT

CT
Wed May 12 06:52:45 CDT 2004

It's the server name if you're using a back-end database such as SQL Server,
but with an Access database it's actually the path and name of the mdb file.
Check out http://www.connectionstrings.com

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"smk2" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I apologize for such an elementary question. My connection string requires
a data source. Is that the server name? The DB name is the Initial
catalogue, so that isn't the data source. Thanks for the help.
> SMK



Re: connection string by anonymous

anonymous
Wed May 12 07:06:10 CDT 2004

Thanks. Backend is SQL server. Web site was helpful, too
SMK