Jeff Johnson <> wrote:
> Virgil: That seems right because the IP address of the SQL Server is
> un-reachable. Is there a way to time out looking for the network
> address?
> Please note that I know the network is unreachable and want to
> continue on after the timeout.
I don't think that SQLSetProp() is effective for the lack of the server on
the wire. I think that the OS is trying to route to that box, and it's
failure is what your experiencing.
Can you ping that IP if it's up and running, or is it all behind firewalls
and PIX boxes?
If you can ping it, you may try a ping test first and if .t./1 then continue
with your setprops.
HTH
Stephen Russell
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