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Thread Connection String issue Elevate 2.0.3
Sun, Apr 11 2010 10:52 PMPermanent Link

En55555

Hi,
We have recently upgraded from elevate version 2.
Our application used the following connection string to connecto to the database.
DRIVER={ElevateDB 2 ODBC Driver};TYPE=#Remote#;DATABASE=#StoreName#;Uid=#User#;Pwd=#Password#;Address=#Address#;ConfigPath=#ConfigPath#

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This no longer works after the upgrade, The ODBC drivers are installed but when connection we receive the following error:

"The database {databasename} does not exist."

Is anyone able to provied an updated format for the connection string?
Is there some information ive missued?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mon, Apr 12 2010 6:01 AMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Email timyoung@elevatesoft.com


<< We have recently upgraded from elevate version 2. Our application used
the following connection string to connecto to the database.
> DRIVER={ElevateDB 2 ODBC
> Driver};TYPE=#Remote#;DATABASE=#StoreName#;Uid=#User#;Pwd=#Password#;Address=#Address#;ConfigPath=#ConfigPath#

legend:
#placeholder#

This no longer works after the upgrade, The ODBC drivers are installed but
when connection we receive the following error:

"The database {databasename} does not exist."

Is anyone able to provied an updated format for the connection string? >>

Your connection string is correct.  Are you sure that the database that
you're referencing is actually defined on the ElevateDB Server that you're
connecting to ?   I would try the connection in the EDB Manager to see if
there's an issue outside of the ODBC Driver present.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com
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