joe_pool_is
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We have one connection string to our SQL Server 2000:
"Data Source=WORKAPP;Initial Catalog=Parts_Data;Integrated Security=SSPI;User ID=public;Password=public";
Everyone can connect to the database in our plant except for the Restricted Users.
Why cant the Restricted Users access this? How can we get around it?
I can access the data, but I am set up as an Administrator.
Our managers can access the data, but they are set up as Power Users.
Most machines are Windows XP, but some use Citrix Servers and a few are running Windows Vista. The OS does not seem to make any difference.
We do not want to grand Power User status to everyone, and we should not need to with the correct connection string.
"Data Source=WORKAPP;Initial Catalog=Parts_Data;Integrated Security=SSPI;User ID=public;Password=public";
Everyone can connect to the database in our plant except for the Restricted Users.
Why cant the Restricted Users access this? How can we get around it?
I can access the data, but I am set up as an Administrator.
Our managers can access the data, but they are set up as Power Users.
Most machines are Windows XP, but some use Citrix Servers and a few are running Windows Vista. The OS does not seem to make any difference.
We do not want to grand Power User status to everyone, and we should not need to with the correct connection string.