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Connect to a Mirrored Database
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30/12/2010 09:01:57
 
 
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28/12/2010 16:21:27
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows 2003 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
Application:
Desktop
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01493970
Message ID:
01494156
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Thanks Al
but Brandon gave me the
right directions.
Thanks again and a Happy New Year!!

>At this point we need a lot more details:
>
>- Workstation OS
>- Client driver type and version (e.g. SQL Native Client/version xxx)
>- Connection type(s) used: OLEDB, ODBC
>- What connection string types have you used that have not worked?
>
>- Are you sure mirroring isn't working? What do you mean by VFP "does not see the "new" main server"?
>
>- Does the problem occur with more than one workstation?
>- Are you able to connect directly to the "mirror" database server i.e. its firewall isn't blocking incoming connections etc.?
>- Have you tried reversing the order of primary and secondary servers?
>
>>I've already tried many of those.
>>But VFpro does not see the "new" main server when
>>the mirror switches as main server.
>>Any help will be appreciated.
>>
>>
>>>>Hi all.
>>>>I want to connect from VFpro to a Database that is mirrored (SQL Server 2008 SP2) with witness.
>>>>I'm having problems with the connection string. I want to take advantage of the mirroring.
>>>>If my VFpro application can't see the mirroring it won't get data from the mirror if the main
>>>>server fails and the mirror rises as the main server.
>>>>
>>>>Information:
>>>> Database server: TESTE\PRODUCAO
>>>> Mirror server: DATA\ESPELHO
>>>> Witness server: LABORATORIO\TESTEMUNHA
>>>
>>>Googling [mirrored database connection string] yields some useful-looking results.
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TONY Nascimento
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