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HELP TO CONNECT VB EXPRESS TO SQL

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HELP TO CONNECT VB EXPRESS TO SQL

POOJA_76	31 Jul, 2006 - 01:47 AM Post #1
New D.I.C Head Joined: 31 Jul, 2006 Posts: 1 My Contributions	WHEN I ADD NEW SQL DATABASE FRON ADD NEW ITEM IN PROJECT AN ERROR COMES TIMEDOUT EXPIRED, TIMEDOUT EXPIRED PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE OPERATION OR THE SERVER IS NOT RESPONDING SQL SERVER 2005 EXPRESS IS INSTALLED & IS ENABLE AUTOMATIC IS ADMINISTRATIVE TOOL SERVICES I AM ATTACHING IN IMAGE FILE OF ERROR
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Jayman	31 Jul, 2006 - 08:56 AM Post #2
Student of Life Joined: 26 Dec, 2005 Posts: 6,819 Thanked 38 times Dream Kudos: 500 Expert In: C#, VB.NET, Java My Contributions	Are you trying to form a connection to the database or just include it in your project? I don't think you can include it in your project since it needs the SQL server in order to run. What you need to do is just form a connectin the database. PS. You forgot to include error image. This post has been edited by jayman9: 31 Jul, 2006 - 08:56 AM
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rp2007	26 Mar, 2007 - 07:01 AM Post #3
New D.I.C Head Joined: 26 Mar, 2007 Posts: 3 My Contributions	Hey, i am trying to connect mysql database to vb 2005 express too but i have no idea on how to do this from scratch basically! does anyone have any tips on how i can do this? i have never done this before so any websites, tutorials or even examples would be highly appreciated! thanks!
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tody4me	26 Mar, 2007 - 08:46 AM Post #4
Only Jenny Craig makes thin clients... Joined: 12 Apr, 2006 Posts: 1,251 Thanked 3 times Dream Kudos: 100 My Contributions	check out www.connectionstrings.com. Add a SqlConnection object to your code somewhere (something like Dim MyConnection as System.Data.Sql.SqlClient.SqlConnection), then open the connection with the connection string. This allows you to use the connection that you established in DataReaders and DataAdapters. If you want more information, check out msdn2.microsoft.com and do a search for Connections and VB.
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