Install on localhost with SQL 2005 Express DSN

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Install on localhost with SQL 2005 Express DSN

by Neil-57 :: Rate this Message:

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I am trying to install the beta on a local machine using a datasource
I created using MS SQL Server Express DSN. The DSN is MS SQL server
type and verifies correctly in the cfadmin. However I get

"Invalid Datasource (DSN)
Your DSN (farcryDSN) is invalid.
Please check it is setup and verifies within the ColdFusion
Administrator."

"Not A MSSQL Database
Your database does not appear to be MSSQL.
Please check the database type and try again."

yet they are working correctly as far as I know. Has anyone
experienced this before? Do I need a special driver for SQL Express?
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Re: Install on localhost with SQL 2005 Express DSN

by Derek-48 :: Rate this Message:

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I am using SQL Server Express 2005 and it works fine without any
special driver. Just use the SQL Server driver and don't forget to
specify the Owner as dbo. (the default) on the installation screen
where you select SQL Server as your db.

Derek.

On Apr 23, 11:11 am, Neil <nmpdes...@...> wrote:

> I am trying to install the beta on a local machine using a datasource
> I created using MS SQL Server Express DSN. The DSN is MS SQL server
> type and verifies correctly in the cfadmin. However I get
>
> "Invalid Datasource (DSN)
> Your DSN (farcryDSN) is invalid.
> Please check it is setup and verifies within the ColdFusion
> Administrator."
>
> "Not A MSSQL Database
> Your database does not appear to be MSSQL.
> Please check the database type and try again."
>
> yet they are working correctly as far as I know. Has anyone
> experienced this before? Do I need a special driver for SQL Express?
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