note 104247 added to function.mssql-connect
| From: | ben at adworkshop dot com | Date: | Fri, 03 Jun 2011 12:15:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 104247 added to function.mssql-connect | ||
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Connecting to a named instance of MSSQL.
Our environment is a Windows 2003 server.
Connecting to a dedicated MSSQL server running two instances of SQL SERVER 2005. The default
instance and then a second named instance.
My issue was in finding the syntax to properly identify the port of the named instance server.
I found the answer finally in this thread, where a comma is used to separate the IP and PORT number.
So, the code:
mssql_connect('192.0.0.0,3456','USERNAME','PASSWORD');
In this case we used the internal IP of the server, followed by the static port number assigned to
the named instance, in this example 3456. The port number can be dynamic or static, obviously
choosing static is the route to take.
Hope this helps someone!
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