>Hi Mike,
>
>Thanks for your comments. I have tried using SQL Server Authentication, and I still get the error. I have SQL Server on two machines, and it sees both servers, it just does not seem to want to connect to the one on the other machine.
>
>Any further suggestions??
>
>Rollin

What is your connection string? Usually if you put uid= and pwd= in it, then you are connected with sql authentication. If you don't do this, even though your DSN is set to sql login, it still seems to try to use NT authentication to make the inital connection.

After you get the error, do you then get a SQL login screen. That is usually what I get when we have this issue. (Although in VFP not access.)

BOb