got error: 1045: Acces denied

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  1. I was trying to migrate the database using Q10180. I had downloaded mysql-4.1.3b-beta-win and was following the procedure given in Q10180.

    when I try to run the mysqldump.exe, I get the following error:
    Got error: 1045: Acces denied for user: '[email protected]' <using password: YES> when trying to connect

    My database called 'course' rests in my SQL server database. I used the following connection string in ASP.NET
    string conStr = "Server=localhost;Uid=sa;Pwd=webmedx;Database=course;"

    I used 'sa' and 'webmedx' in place of username and password in the command line. I dunno whether I used the right ones. Please help me out immediately as I need to present my project this Thursday. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    1) SQL DUMP

    I think this has to do with IP restriction but i can't be sure.

    What data provider are you using when connecting from .net?? The line you posted looks like a mssql connection string

    quote:Originally posted by kaplan143

    I was trying to migrate the database using Q10180. I had downloaded mysql-4.1.3b-beta-win and was following the procedure given in Q10180.

    when I try to run the mysqldump.exe, I get the following error:
    Got error: 1045: Acces denied for user: '[email protected]' <using password: YES> when trying to connect

    My database called 'course' rests in my SQL server database. I used the following connection string in ASP.NET
    string conStr = "Server=localhost;Uid=sa;Pwd=webmedx;Database=course;"

    I used 'sa' and 'webmedx' in place of username and password in the command line. I dunno whether I used the right ones. Please help me out immediately as I need to present my project this Thursday. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.
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