Get Data out of SQLS erver 05 to Excel

  • Hi folks,

    I am trying now for hours, but with no satisfying result.

    I have a MS SQL 05 DB running on a remote server with the IP Address A.B.C.D and i have also set up a test database with a table.

    Now I want Excel to connect to this tatabase, but it always gives me following errormsg: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect().]SQL Server does not exist or Access Denied

    So I don't even know if I can connect to the DB or if just the Login Information is wrong... Does maybe some1 has experience with connecting to a remote SQL Server?

    I use A.B.C.D\SQLEXPRESS for the Server Name and the SQL Login I added to the Database.

    Cheers,

    prozero

  • pro_zero (12/2/2009)


    Now I want Excel to connect to this tatabase, but it always gives me following errormsg: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect().]SQL Server does not exist or Access Denied

    How are connecting from Excel to SQL Server? Explain the steps.


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  • I want to import data from a SQL server (DATA -> From other Sources -> From SQL Server).

    Then I enter the servername myip\SQLEXPRESS

    Then I switch to "Use the following Name and Password"

    Then I enter my user information and I click on next - and then the error comes up as in my first post.

  • Is your SQL Instance named as Express?

    Is SQL in mixed authentiication mode?

    Are the named pipes enabled?

    Check these out.


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  • Is your SQL Instance named as Express?

    Yes, if I connect to it on the Server I use COMPUTERNAME/SQLEXPRESS

    Is SQL in mixed authentiication mode?

    Yup.

    Are the named pipes enabled?

    Dunno. Where can I look that up? Anyways, I think the Server has some Firewall Settings that prevent me from connectiong...

  • pro_zero (12/2/2009)

    Are the named pipes enabled?

    Dunno. Where can I look that up? Anyways, I think the Server has some Firewall Settings that prevent me from connectiong...

    Look in SQL Server Configuration Manager and under network configurations


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