Run-time error ''-2147467259(80004005)'' :SQL Server does not exist or access denied

  • Hello Everyone,

       Here i have a query that  am getting the below error message while connecting to the remote server from local using a data collection tool.

    I have tested the  sql server services and client network utility tool and all are ok.

    Run-time error '-2147467259(80004005)'

    [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen(Connect()).] :SQL Server does not exist or access denied

    Can any one help me on this issue?

    This would be very very helpful to me....

    Thanks,

    Bagath.

  • Check the server name and check the login name being used.

    That message usually means that the server name specified is not a running sql server or that the login name being used does not have access to the server.

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  • Have you given the right port number for SQL Server. Check if the port number specified is also correct.

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  • dear port no. for the sql server is correct now what i do ?????????????

  • on the server that is running sql server 2000 start the server network utility

    on the general tab click the instance that you want in the instance list

    click named pipes and then click properities

    on the general tab verify that named pipe

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