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Hi, Connecting Snowflake as data source in Tableau and
I am using correct username and password but still getting the below error (refer to screenshot)
Error message is very clear: "Couldn't resolve host name". Can you ping the hostname from the client machine?
This is a networking issue, not Snowflake issue, or credentials issue.
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I have configured my spring boot application to run from a remote sql server database deployed to one of our environments with ip and port configuration below. And it works with no issue.
datasource.common.driver-class-name=com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
datasource.common.platform=mssql
datasource.common.username=${dbUsurname}
datasource.common.password=${dbPassword}
datasource.common.url=jdbc:sqlserver://10.223.124.566:31567;databaseName=acc
But when I replace my connection to another database instance that is deployed for another environment , even if I supply correct username , password and ip combination I get error.
datasource.common.driver-class-name=com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
datasource.common.platform=mssql
datasource.common.username=${dbUsurname}
datasource.common.password=${dbPassword}
datasource.common.url=jdbc:sqlserver://10.223.124.211:31567;databaseName=int
I get the following trace.
Cannot open database "int" requested by the login. The login failed.
ClientConnectionId:0dd4761b-8969-4848-96f8-c7ca41c48bf
I can connect to database with which I got error in spring application from mssql management studio with the given configuration and had no issue connecting it. Is there any setting for a database instance that prevents applications from connecting it other than username and password ?
Trying to connect to Snowflake using DataGrip and keep getting "No trusted certificate found." error. I've tried downloading the certificate from Chrome and installing it via DataGrip settings section but did not work. I am however able to access my Snowflake account using dbeaver (same jdbc driver). Any ideas?
and here is the error I get.
I have tried it will occur error "DB error: Unable to resolve FQDN ". when I tied to connect taosd by ip it can connect to the db successfully. However, when query data from table. It always throws "FQDN problem".The error screen shot is below.
why this happened and how to solve this? Thanks!
When we use “taos -h” to set TDengine's FQDN to connect. We must make sure that the hostname and ip address is record in hosts file.
In your case, you connect with the TDengine server using IP, you can connect with TDengine server successfully.But the tdengine server always response with FQDN(hostname),if this FQDN is not record in your hosts file. The client always throw error "DB error: Unable to resolve FQDN ".
so you need to configure the hosts file.
I'm running into trouble connecting to a heroku database with pgAdmin3. I've filled out the Add Server options in pgAdmin3 as described in this question / answer. The error I receive is FATAL: password authentication failed for user "hliegpkjabvrpe". I can connect to the database with heroku pg:psql. When I look at the heroku logs -t, I don't see any trace of the failed login.
From the message it looks like pgAdmin3 is reaching the server, but denied. I've checked and double checked the password. I'm copying it directly from the heroku page showing the connection parameters.
Is there a place where I can get a more detailed description of why the authentication failed? Am I missing something obvious here?
I'm running pgAdmin3, version1.18 on windows 8. I have the heroku db name in the maintainance db slot, as described in the question / answer above. And I have ssl turned on. What am I missing?
Any help would be MOST appreciated!
In case you did't, you need to select "require" for SSL under SSL tab.
Try the credentials given by: heroku pg:credentials DATABASE
I have this error in crystal report on server. This report works on developer machine.
"Logon failed. Details: ADO Error Code: 0x Source: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server
Description: [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Invalid Instance()).]Invalid connection.
SQL State: 08001 Native Error: Error in File
C:\Windows\TEMP\temp_4c950a7a-9da0-4462-a806-74b3fddae638 {27458190-6D19-45D8-A8C9-
8386BE22C3F3}.rpt: Unable to connect: incorrect log on parameters."
There are two basic ways to authenticate to a SQL Server, one with SQL username/password and one with "Integrated Security", or a Windows account. The fact that you can connect locally, but not on the server leads me to believe you're using integrated security.
If you are using integrated security, the user running the web-site needs access to login (by default it's something like "NETWORK SERVICE"). You can use impersonation for this to set it to whatever user you need (Google ASP.NET impersonation).
use datasource=servername or ip address\instance name if availabel,port number
examples
DataSource=myservername\myinstancename,1433
DataSource=myservername,1433
DataSource=113.132.223.33,1433
DataSource=113.132.223.33\myInstancename,1433
default port number is 1433 or 1434
my problem is solved with this, posting for the use of others.