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Need proper connection string to connect to remote SQL Server

Asked by EGormly in SQL Server 2005, Active Server Pages (ASP)

SQL Server 2005 - trying to connect to it from an asp/vbscript page

The Server Name is DHS5195 and the SQL Instance is DHS5195A
(The default instance is a SQL 2000 install I will eventually upgrade)

When I log in to SQL Management Studio locally it is via SQL Authentication:

Server Name: DHS5195\DHS5195A
Authentication: SQL Server Authentication
Login: MyLogin
Password: MyPassword

IP is : 123.456.789


I need proper connection string based on the info above to connect to remote SQL Server, something someone is using now would be helpful and not what it is "supposed" to be as all the examples I have used do not work.

I also do not want a link to conectionstrings.com.
I have tried several examples and I probably just don't "get it" so I need the exact string as if the above variables were 100% correct.

What would you use?

Note I have full access to that SQL server via RDM so I can check settings or change things.Start Free Trial
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