We've got a strange problem here and I'm hoping someone has some kind of idea as to what could be causing it.We've got a stored procedure in Sql Server 2005. It's not terribly complicated but it's ...

Windows 7 includes an ODBC manager that lets you connect from your desktop to a SQL server. You create a data source name (DSN) to save database setup information, so you can open a connection to ...

Now, enter your SQL Server's name and choose the authentication type that you want to use. If necessary, enter the credentials to be used for SQL Server authentication.