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Toad Sql Server: A Powerful and Intuitive Toolset for SQL Server Professionals



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We have a remote Oracle database, and I need to export data from that DB to a sql server database. It's the same thing as the sql server Import/Export utility, but using Toad Data Point. I have read-only access to the remote Oracle DB, but I have owner access to the local sql server DB.


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Post reply Toad for SQL Freeware connection problem Alex Dove-264913


Just check that IP is correct, and server is set to "Mixed Mode" (Right click on server in enterprise manager, select properties, security tab, authentication section sql server and windows should be selected). And username password your using is correct


The IP address is correct and there is only one instance of SQL 2000 running on the server. I have been troubleshooting the issue and installed Query Analyzer on my local machine and tried to connect via the same connection route. I received the exact same error message. So both Toad and Query Analyzer cannot connect via IP address through the method I am using or at least the connection parameters I am using. There is something that I am missing, forgetting, not configuring correctly, or something. I am sure connecting through an IP is a standard or at least approved protocol. Can anyone else think of a way to connect via IP? Thanks. 2ff7e9595c


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