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Connection failing when creating datasource

 
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Hey friends ,
I am trying database connectivity in to SQL Server 2005 using servlet but i am not able to create datasource. Connection fails each time i try to do so.
I am using Netbeans 7.0.1 and database as SQL server 2005.
Can any one help me correct this one.
Thanks in advance
 
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Hi Divyya,

Can you show us some code that helps us to see what you are doing, and the exact error message?
How are you running this Servlet?
 
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There are many things like database schema username, password, url check on by one all necessary things.

Access database from other tools or from command prompt and fire query from that.
 
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Thanks friends i got it corrected on myu own. I was giving wrong server name.
Thanks
 
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