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Do you have the database installed as a service and always up?
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Do you have the database installed as a service and always up?

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The company did the install, but I assume so. &nbsp;Should I check under services and &quot;database name&quot;? &nbsp;If that is not it what else could be going on?
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The company did the install, but I assume so.  Should I check under services and "database name"?  If that is not it what else could be going on?

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Check the services -- It may say something like &quot;Adaptive Sever Anywhere -- DBName&quot;.<br />
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Also go into regedit, and dump the ODBC key for the the database. &nbsp;Make sure that you take out/mask the password.<br />

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Check the services -- It may say something like "Adaptive Sever Anywhere -- DBName".

Also go into regedit, and dump the ODBC key for the the database.  Make sure that you take out/mask the password.


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I am using Patterson Dental's Eaglesoft program that uses a sybase database. &nbsp;I am frequestly getting ODBC errors that read :<br />
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sybase)(odbc driver)(adaptive server anywhere) unable to connect to database server: specified database is invalid.<br />
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I also get other errors that are similar. &nbsp;<br />
I am using XP SP2 and windows small Buisness server with ISA. &nbsp;I have put the EagleSoft in as an exemption on the ISA firewall clients, turned off all power management (set it to always on) and checked the DSN, they look fine.<br />
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ANy ideas?<br />
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I am using Patterson Dental's Eaglesoft program that uses a sybase database.  I am frequestly getting ODBC errors that read :

sybase)(odbc driver)(adaptive server anywhere) unable to connect to database server: specified database is invalid.

I also get other errors that are similar.  
I am using XP SP2 and windows small Buisness server with ISA.  I have put the EagleSoft in as an exemption on the ISA firewall clients, turned off all power management (set it to always on) and checked the DSN, they look fine.

ANy ideas?



Sybase ODBC probs

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