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Powerbuilder - unable to connect to central database
I have a new customer who is using Power Builder for her business. I have not yet had time to look at Power Builder which has been setup and installed by someone else, who is not available! 2 of my customer's PCs have had Windows XP Pro SR3 reinstalled on them by someone else, and I re-connected them to her Windows Server 2003 domain yesterday. We are now getting an error message which says tUnable to connect to central database. SQLCode: -1SQLErrText: DBMS is not supported in your current installation.
Can you tell me what to do about this - it may be a very simple question but as I have no experience of this program and no knowledge about what has been setup, I am not sure where to turn!!
Can you tell me what to do about this - it may be a very simple question but as I have no experience of this program and no knowledge about what has been setup, I am not sure where to turn!!
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local administrator = on the workstation only, unless you want them to be full domain-wide administrators which i don't think you do
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hello all - i'm being nagged to complete the question! I have now heard from the programmer who setup the Powerbuilder program for my customer and she has said that I need to download SQL 2005 client from and then run her routines which will setup the registry values and all the programming to look at the data on the server. I now have full instructions from her which is great. So thank you all for your help - in this instance I think I'll follow what she's told me to do!
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solution actually came from elsewhere but i'm sure both of your answers were right - there should be a "Don't Know" letter grade i!!
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