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My connection string looks like this:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-169651">Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data source=d:\hosting\username\yourfile.mdb
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My connection string looks like this:



Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data source=d:\hosting\username\yourfile.mdb


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I'm looking for a ASP/VB SQl server db connection string for godaddy.com. <br />
Heres what I have so far but the server seems to eb wrong or at least thats the error I keep gettting<br />
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Driver={SQL Server};Server=whsql01.mes<wbr />a1.secures<wbr />erver.net;<wbr />Database=m<wbr />ydatabase;<wbr />Uid=db_use<wbr />rname;Pwd=<wbr />db_passwor<wbr />d;
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I'm looking for a ASP/VB SQl server db connection string for godaddy.com.
Heres what I have so far but the server seems to eb wrong or at least thats the error I keep gettting

Driver={SQL Server};Server=whsql01.mesa1.secureserver.net;Database=mydatabase;Uid=db_username;Pwd=db_password;

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I'm using Dreamweaver to connect to a site on godaddy.com but I'm having problems setting it up to connect to the SQL server database I have there with ASP. <br />
Anyone using godaddy and old ASP can tell me how to set up through dreamweaver a connection to the DB.<br />
Thanks
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I'm using Dreamweaver to connect to a site on godaddy.com but I'm having problems setting it up to connect to the SQL server database I have there with ASP. 
Anyone using godaddy and old ASP can tell me how to set up through dreamweaver a connection to the DB.
Thanks

Dreamweaver ASP connection string for godaddy.com

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