I am getting following error message when i trying to connect a remote database server i am trying to connect through Jaguar Manager
Error Message :
Ping of EASDemo ODBC Connection Cache failed: The Ping operation did not complete
successfully.The ODBC connect call failed.Check the Jaguar Server's log file
for more details
My Connection as follows in Jaguar Manager
Database Type : Sybase_ASA
Server Name : databaseserver
User Name : waheed
Password : ************
DLL or Class Name :
Client Library 11.0
My Same Database Server which works fine in PowerBuilder 9 IDE where i can view my database and tables.When i try to connect same from Connection Cache its giving me error message as given above.
[DMyDatabase_PROFILES]
Profiles=databaseserver
[Profile databaseserver]
DMyDatabase=SYC Adaptive Server Enterprise
Database=MyDatabase
UserId=
DatabasePassword=
LogId=waheed
LogPassword=administrator
ServerName=databaseserver
DBParm=Release='11'
Lock=
Prompt=FALSE
AutoCommit=FALSE
Jaguar Log Message in Log file.
CT-LIBRARY Message - 101188867/5/ZZZZZ: ct_connect(): directory service layer: internal directory control layer error: Requested server name not found.
Please help me.Let me know How i can connect to a remote Sybase Database Server through Jaguar Manage's Connection Cache
Thank you
Regards
Waheed
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by: bfrancisPosted on 2003-06-28 at 07:53:04ID: 8818997
There are a couple of things to check. First are you using ASA, or ASE? The information you provide suggests ASE, but you stated ASA. ASA can run in emulation mode and use the ASE drivers, but I have never tried it.
The most probable reason for your problem would be the sql.ini file that Jaguar uses. In your %jaguar%/ini directory you have a sql.ini file. This can be modified by using the sqledit utility in the %jaguar%/bin directory if your not comfortable modifying it with an editor. Add an entry in this file for your sybase server and jaguar should be able to ping. For some reason jaguar uses this ini file instead of the sql.ini file in the %sybase%/ini directory.