Where is the file

[John]

Help !

Where is the files to hold the changes for the client configuraton (DLL name)? For example, if I change DLL from Named Pipe to TCP/IP, which files that I can check/confirm if it has been set up for TCP/IP?

Thanks ahead of time

[Ray Miao]

Use client configuration utility.


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John at 9/10/99 1:28:03 PM

Help !

Where is the files to hold the changes for the client configuraton (DLL name)? For example, if I change DLL from Named Pipe to TCP/IP, which files that I can check/confirm if it has been set up for TCP/IP?

Thanks ahead of time

[Junjun Olympia]

Yes, use the client configuration utility. But if you are the kind who craves for details, then here's some more info for you. ;-)
The client configuration utility and therefore, all things (ODBC DSN) that connect to SQL Server databases use this part of the registry for information storage and retrieval:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMICROSOFTMSSQLSERVERCLIE NTConnectTo

The names of the dll files used for your different target connections are stored in here.
Have a nice day!