Hmm... If instance names are irrelevant to JDBC connections, then how to you
connect to a second instance of SQL on the same machine?  (They would be
running on the same port).  

Russs

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 8:58 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: RE: Database question
> 
> > More likely when you installed SQL 2k, it installed itself as
> > a named instance, and possibly on a different port.  Make
> > sure that you connect using the proper port, and proper instance
> > name.
> 
> Instance names are irrelevant to JDBC connections - it's all about the
> ports. But in any case, the original poster said he'd uninstalled SQL
> Server
> 2005. If he then installed SQL Server 2000 using the default configuration
> options, it would install a default instance and would use the default
> port
> (TCP/1433). If he didn't use the default configuration options, he would
> have to know which port to connect to, in order to verify datasource
> connectivity, because the SQL Server 2005 listener would no longer be
> installed. So, if he did in fact uninstall SQL Server 2005, your
> suggestion
> is unlikely to be the cause of his current problem.
> 
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