I know this. I already have this. I want to get the list without using SQL-DMO.

>Dan,
>You can get a list of all SQL Servers in the network using SQL-DMO
>and you dont have to be conected to the server.
>
>This code returns all the SQL-Servers.
>

>LOCAL oSQLApp AS SQLDMO.APPLICATION
>oSQLApp = CREATEOBJECT('SQLDMO.Application')
>
>LOCAL oServers AS SQLDMO.SQLServers 		
>* lista os Servidores disponiveis
>oServers = oSQLApp.ListAvailableSQLServers
>FOR i = 1 TO oServers.COUNT
>	? ALLTRIM(oServers.ITEM(i)), i
>ENDFOR
>

>
>If you dont get an answer for servers in the network, you have to set Cliconfg in DOS prompt,
>so set the necessary options in "Client Network Utility", this gives you options to config how the client can "see" the server. It depends on network, firewall, etc...
>This way you can use SQL-DMO
>
>Peter