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It might be worth a try to set the MSDE settings on the server to use &quot;SQL Server Authentication&quot; (rather than &quot;Windows 2000 integrated security&quot;) and also make sure that the ODBC settings on the client are set to use TCP/IP (rather than named pipes).<br />
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-- Dan<br />
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It might be worth a try to set the MSDE settings on the server to use "SQL Server Authentication" (rather than "Windows 2000 integrated security") and also make sure that the ODBC settings on the client are set to use TCP/IP (rather than named pipes).

-- Dan



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CreateProcessAsUser() will help us to create a process as if we are currently log on to particular server. This may be the thing you are looking for
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CreateProcessAsUser() will help us to create a process as if we are currently log on to particular server. This may be the thing you are looking for

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I am looking for help on how to log on to remote<br />
computer programatically. <br />
<br />
As part my project I need query a MSDE on remote<br />
Windows 2000 system. But my ADO connect () call is<br />
failing unless the system I am making connect() call<br />
logon to remote Windows 2000 system where I have<br />
MSDE datbase. Could you let me know how log on <br />
to Windows remote system from Windows 2000 system <br />
using MFC or Win32 calls ??<br />
<br />
Regards<br />

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Hi,

I am looking for help on how to log on to remote
computer programatically. 

As part my project I need query a MSDE on remote
Windows 2000 system. But my ADO connect () call is
failing unless the system I am making connect() call
logon to remote Windows 2000 system where I have
MSDE datbase. Could you let me know how log on 
to Windows remote system from Windows 2000 system 
using MFC or Win32 calls ??

Regards


How to log on to remote Windows 2000 system

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