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When India last toured England in 2011, their campaign took a major blow in the first session of the series itself when Zaheer Khan limped off the field at Lord's holding his hamstring. Things only got worse from that point, eventually ending in a 4-0 whitewash.
The veteran left-arm seamer and his hamstring will be up for stringent scrutiny once more on Wednesday as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) senior selection committee sit to pick the squad for the upcoming Test tour to England, which starts in the last week of June. The selectors are also expected to announce the team for the three-match ODI series in Bangladesh that will take place next month prior to the English sojourn.
While a fit Zaheer is an invaluable asset, his fragile body as always is sure to provide Sandeep Patil & Co with a major headache, especially in the wake of him missing a major chunk of the ongoing IPL with a hamstring pull.
For starters, you can't help but wonder why the selectors are so keen on picking the squad, which is expected to be a 17-member party, for a tour that is still a good month away. The main reason for this haste, according to a BCCI official, is the prevailing rigid visa process for traveling to the United Kingdom. And the board decided that it was prudent to pick the team at this stage to avoid any last-minute visa issues.
"UK visas take a lot of time now as the applicant has to personally go for their finger test. It is overall a long process. In the past, we had situations where players arrived late in England due to delays with their visa. And plus we would have had some of the touring party in Bangladesh. Hence, we thought it was better to pick the squad early," the official told The Indian Express.
But the prudence entails that the selectors will be naming the squad with their fingers crossed in terms of the fitness of a number of their players, and not just Zaheer. A lot can after all go wrong in a month's time. A Zaheer-led pace attack did struggle to make inroads on India's previous two foreign tours with the team suffering defeats in both South Africa and New Zealand. And it'll be interesting to see whether Patil and his colleagues continue to repose their faith on the 35-year-old …continued »


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Yet Mayor Eric Garcetti hopes to transform Gaffey and 14 other major thoroughfares into hubs of neighborhood activity. In a process the mayor describes as "urban acupuncture," the city plans to add bike racks, plazas, crosswalk upgrades and other amenities aimed at drawing in pedestrians and attracting new businesses.
Los Angeles is famous for wide and frequently traffic-clogged boulevards that stretch across the landscape, built more for getting people from point A to point B than for fostering street life and a sense of community.
Garcetti's "Great Streets" effort has been met with both excitement and skepticism. Several communities have hailed their selection, but some people in the targeted neighborhoods are dubious their boulevards can be tamed.
"Twenty years ago, a street was a place that moved cars. You moved through it, and there were very few people who conceptualized a street any other way," said Marlon Boarnet, a professor of urban planning at the USC Price School of Public Policy. Now, L.A. is looking to make streets people "would want to go to and spend time at, as opposed to places you just want to move through."
Behind Garcetti's initiative is a hard calculation: Los Angeles lacks the money and the space to add the types of transportation that would significantly reduce traffic congestion, such as widening streets or adding expensive mass transit. So Garcetti is pursuing the reverse strategy: bring enough amenities to a neighborhood so that residents stay closer to home and, quite possibly, avoid using their cars altogether.
That's a tall order for some residents, whose biggest worry is doing anything to make traffic worse.
In San Pedro, many residents — still chafing over the decision to add bicycle lanes on some of the major streets — don't want anything to create more congestion on Gaffey, said Doug Epperhart, former president of the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council.
"Their attitude is, 'Anything that will slow my progress to and from the freeway, I'm not interested in,'" he said.
This is not the first attempt by City Hall to upgrade L.A.'s frequently dingy boulevards, and history shows building a village along a street is easier said than done.
Nearly two decades ago, Mayor Richard Riordan launched the Targeted Neighborhood Initiative, which sent federal money to a dozen business districts, including Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park and Central Avenue in South Los Angeles. Looking to create a Main Street feel, the city added trees, murals and streetlights, and helped business owners spruce up their facades.
The improvements did not always stimulate economic activity, one of the major goals of the program, said Con Howe, the city's Director of Planning from 1992 to 2005. Some neighborhoods, he said, "just had a lot more challenges than others."
Garcetti said he is trying to create conditions favorable to a transformation by targeting locations that already have sparks of new economic activity. He's quick to point to success stories in the council district he represented before becoming mayor.
In Silver Lake, he closed one block adjacent to the Sunset Boulevard business district to car traffic, replacing it with a pedestrian plaza painted with green polka dots. In Atwater Village, Garcetti worked to make Glendale Boulevard — a major route to the 5 Freeway — more welcoming to pedestrians. City crews upgraded crosswalks, extending curbs farther into the street, and added new trees, signs and trash cans.
Though it's hard to know how much of an impact the street improvements had, Garcetti contends they led to the arrival of new restaurants and stores.
L.A.'s commercial thoroughfares were built decades ago, some along now-abandoned trolley lines. As the suburbs grew and the streetcars disappeared, developers began pulling away from the sidewalk, putting businesses behind lots to accommodate cars, said Matt Roth, historian for the Automobile Club of Southern California.
As mini-malls spread across L.A. in the 1970s and 1980s, long stretches of street-facing storefronts became increasingly rare. Some, like parts of Melrose Avenue, Larchmont Boulevard and Robertson Boulevard, retained street life. Many others did not.
In recent years, however, long-quiet sidewalk-oriented districts have taken on new life. In Highland Park, once sleepy York Boulevard has become a magnet for an array of middle- and upper-middle class needs: coffee, comic books, vegan ice cream, and $5 donuts. Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice, once favored mainly by locals, is now a regional tourist destination with prices to rival Rodeo Drive.


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July 20th, 2012 #1
Please read/watch this report about For-Profit colleges
Also get this spread to your friends, don't just comment or go whatever to this or they will keep getting away with this.
I go to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh currently and can confirm everything in this report is true and that the representative of the EDMC that is defending the for-profit colleges is twisting the truth or flat out telling lies so best to ignore what they say.
Also the comments under the report trying to defend the for-profit colleges either attended before some of these schools were bought out or are the EDMC trying to convince people to not believe what has already been confirmed by several agencies and current students.
These for-profit schools are scum and it is time everyone knew it.
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It's worth noting the Academy of Art in San Francisco has been accused of fraud in relation to employees being paid extra to get students to apply, regardless of whether or not they're able to afford the school and the debt that will inevitably come with it.
In 2010, for example, Aquino asked her boss what her goal was, how many students she had to register for an $8,000 salary increase, and how many were needed simply for her salary to be restored after she missed a prior goal.
The boss e-mailed back this terse response: "25% over that 65 goal."
A 2009 document shows that Aquino's salary was reduced by $2,100.
July 20th, 2012 #3
All colleges are..... 'for profit' schools. Some specifically target that's for sure definitely not arguing that. Schools can be as corrupt as any business.
But part of it needs to be educating the kids families going TO college about loans. What they're getting into. You need to have a plan for this shit. The above example of the girl with the 65k loan then the 14k abroad for an art degree. I'm sorry but really? ...... .... Really? Since when in Graphic Design do you need to go abroad to learn. That's called a luxury you can't afford. Then you have to think before taking a loan what your pay you might get is. She actually netted a job. Of course it didn't pay what she was expecting so pft. Screwed.
Though it's also a cultural thing. I remember years ago right after graduating highschool even my parents said it. I told them I didn't know what to do about college. We can't afford it. Mom said just like it's no big deal take out a loan. My first response was "Fuck no". One year later the economy tanked and I'm glad I didn't.
Unless your job is really in demand. Really..... in demand. You need to be prepared for the risk. My sister took out a loan in school but she was going into nursing which has a good salary and an immense job demand. Something like Graphic Design or Fine Art. Not so much.
July 20th, 2012 #4
as for the research part, how do we research them when all the information about them is manipulated by them.
All those horror stories about loan sharks pale in comparison to these people and their dirty tactics.
That report mentioned that due to these for-profit schools there is a debt of $1 trillion, and then you count how many people are trying to pay that off and the fact that if they can't the tax payers will be the ones paying. This is beyond the point of people should know better and is now about how the heck is the American people going to recover from this.
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Now, it's true that there is still the issue of executive compensation in nonprofit organizations (like a college president getting paid six figures). That, and the rising cost of administration, are the subject of a healthy public debate. But other than that, it's not the same thing as a for-profit corporation whose executives are simply pocketing the extra money without the legal obligation to somehow reinvest the money back into the school.
That's the distinction between for-profit colleges and not-for-profit colleges.
July 20th, 2012 #6
Nothing wrong with running something for profit.
Doing it so as to also screw everyone around you is very wrong.
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May 28th, 2008 #1
TRADITIONAL vs. CONCEPTUAL art schools?
this isnt something i had looked into very much, but i think i will have to start... except i really have no idea where to start. basically, since a couple hours ago, i started wondering about these art schools and their stance on their approach to art:
im most concerned about these four schools as im getting the feeling that they have very strong illustration/GD programs (they are my top choices so far):
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im looking to go into graphic design, but also want to do illustration/digital art as emphasis -
anyways, by approach to art, i mean, are they more traditional, or conceptual? im getting a feeling that a more traditional oriented art education will help me career wise far more than conceptual. and this is a bit of a bias, but i keep thinking that a more traditional art based school will help their students get more connected to the work world, give more opportunities for gaining jobs, and are more commercially oriented in nature - i dont know, im confused.
in fact, im not even completely sure what it means for an art school to be traditional/conceptual.
traditional = classic, learning the basics, strong foundations, realism, ??
conceptual = highly abstract, exploration, modernism ??
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Isn't that what you get in an art school though? A well-rounded education that blends both (hopefully)? For example, Fine Arts is all about concept/theory but even so, students still have the option to take illustration classes to get that traditional drawing skills down and vice versa. Frankly, I think the illustration students at my school should take some theory classes from the Fine Arts department. It's important to build the vocabulary to make your work say something. People, and god knows me too, need to THINK (and write/talk) more about WHY they're making art. Pretty pictures get boring real fast.
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I am grumpy about this subject. In my view art is visual communication, and great art manages not just to achieve the "gee whiz, it looks real" effect. It provides an experience that the camera cannot provide. Rembrandt's great work, Monet's great work, Vermeer's great work continue to touch us through the generations. We don't need a statement of "intention" to appreciate their work.
The point of learning your craft is to be able to use it to express your vision.
The conceit of conceptual art disturbs me. Are they implying that great artists like Rembrandt didn't have "concepts"?
You need both traditional fine art training AND traditional illustration courses. If you want to be a concept artist (an entirely different use of the word than fine art "conceptual" art), concept specific courses are helpful, including object, environment and character design. This should be accompanied by work in all relevant computer programs.
You may need to attend more than one school.
Jason Manley states that he never received a degree or diploma, but was in art schools for 6 years (if my memory is correct). Maybe he was smart enough ( we all know he's smart) to go after the skills he needed rather than the piece of paper. Perhaps that necessitated switching schools once or twice. Maybe he'll read this, and tell us if my guess is accurate.
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I am new to this board and was wondering if anyone could give me any insight or advice. ĀMy daughter was born 8/17/11 and we found out within an hour of her birth that she has bilateral congenital cataracts. ĀWe knew to look for it as my husband was born with the same condition. ĀBefore she was born we had found a pediatric opthamologist and scheduled an appointment right away after her birth. ĀShe recommend we take our daughter to Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago which we have since done and the pediatric opthamologist there confirmed that she does have bilateral congenital cataracts and needs surgery to remove her lens. ĀWe had done research before she was born and it seemed like they tend to do the surgery when the babies are between six and twelve weeks old. ĀHowever, our doctor wants to do the surgeries (one eye at a time) when she is three and four weeks old. ĀThis surprised us as we weren't expecting it quite so soon. ĀThe doctor said that because she is so young they will not implant a lens and that she will have to wear contacts. ĀI guess I am just wondering if anyone else has had the surgery done on their child that young? ĀAlso, I am wondering what to expect after the surgery, what is recovery like, will my baby be in a lot of pain, etc? ĀAny insight would be appreciated. ĀThanks!
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Recovery was fast, we went home the same day, he wore a hard patch for two days and arm stiffener things for a few more so he didn't mess with it. A regimen of daily drops lasted a few weeks. The worst part was right after the surgery, the anesthesia messes with them and he was unconsolable for about a half an hour afterward, it just broke my heart.
Aww...I'm sorry your little one is having to go through this so early in life.
My little guy's cataracts weren't found until he was 11 months old. He was not in a lot of pain after his surgeries. He was up & smiling by the afternoon. The drops were the hardest, but a lot of that was because he was bigger & stronger and tried like hell to get away.
The contacts have become part of our daily routine now. He fought a lot at first, but now we can pop them in & out in no time. Since she is so young, hopefully it'll become routine quickly.
I hope your LO's surgery goes smoothly!
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Sorry to hear that your child has to go through this. I'm in the eye field and know how important early detection is.┬Ā I'm so glad they caught it early. The reason why they tend to do it early is because the fact that children's brains are still rewiring. If they have something blocking their vision like a cataract then their vision doesn't develop.┬Ā If they waited til he was older (once their brains have stopped rewiring), then they may never be able to fully correct to 20/20 (lazy eye).┬Ā This happens especially if they have unilateral cataracts because they perfer the eye without the cataract.┬Ā The reason why the contacts is because the glasses would be very thick and a high prescription. With contacts you don't have to worry about the thickness and again if their vision isn't corrected after cataract surgery again there is a risk of amblyopia (lazy eye).┬Ā
Hope this helps and hope to hear everything turns out well.
So sorry to hear about your situation -- I feel your pain. I totally just went through this. All three of my kids (4, 2, and 3mo) got their dad's congenital cataracts, both eyes. And all three had their lenses removed within a six month period. Throw in childbirth and sleepless nights with a newborn, and... this mom was a bit of a basketcase. Not gonna lie. But we got through it!┬Ā
My baby was born on June 2nd, and she had hers out about a month ago. That's as early as they were able to do the procedure, but it wasn't early enough for her brain to catch on quickly, and we do struggle a bit with it. :( All we can do at this point is cross our fingers that she will continue to learn to see. So, yes, the doctor is right to do it early. There is a critical window for vision development, and you don't want to miss it.┬Ā
Anyway, to answer your question, recovery is not *that* bad. The cuts to the inner eye do not cause pain, but the eye will get at least a little inflamed, and this causes soreness. To keep inflamation at bay, you will have to put in steroid drops every waking hour for at least a week. Do not plan anything for that week! It will consume your existence. You will also need to give antibiotic drops to prevent infection (which can cause blindness). They do give you an eye sheild -- we had to use it for 5 days or so to keep her from rubbing/hitting the eye (we weren't given arm stiffeners, but I can see the appeal!), and you have to tape it on. There is a lot of taping and untaping to put the eye drops in, and this will eventually rip skin off. For all of my kids, the biggest irritation was the tape. And I do agree with the poster who said that the anethesia wake-up is the hardest part on you. It's crushing. That, and having to stop feeding your kid before they do the surgeries. It is a sucky day, but you get through it. I always let myself have a good anticipatory cry the night before, then buckle up and be brave for my kid day of. ┬Ā
I don't have a lot of advice on the contact thing, unfortunately. We have some very progressive doctors and opted to have lens implants put in during the surgeries even on the baby, so my girls just have glasses for minor vision correction. Glasses are a pain on a three month old, but it could be worse, and we are happy she hasn't developed any more problems. *Knock on wood*
Hope this answers your questions. If you have any questions as you're going through this, I've been through the surgery six times. Maybe I can help. Good luck! Be sure to keep us posted!
Ashlyn was born with cataracts.┬Ā She had the surgeries (one for each eye) done at 4 weeks gestational and 8 weeks gestational.┬Ā We didnt stay overnight in the hospital due to other health issues and fear of germs.┬Ā Instead the hospital monitored her for 6 hours and sent us home with an apnea monitior.┬Ā Her first eye was very red and swollen for about a week.┬Ā Her second eye was not.┬Ā Her second eye didnt even look like surgery had been done ... lol.┬Ā She never seemed to be in any pain.┬Ā
She currently has the big thick glasses which are a complete and total pain in the butt.┬Ā In 2 months, she is going to have lenses put in her eyes.┬Ā After the surgery she will only need reading glasses.┬Ā Im pretty excited.┬Ā Were having the implant ┬Āsurgery at St. Louis Childrens Hospital where they do lens implants at 2 years old.┬Ā
I have two girls my oldest is almost two and my youngest was just born in May. As soon as they cleaned her up and handed her to me I noticed this gray cloud in both of her eyes. I had no idea that babies could have cataracts, but I vividly remember saying that it looked like cataracts. I asked my nurse and she told me that it would go away. Trusting her I just went with what she said, and on top of that the pediatrician that gave her her 24 hour newborn screen didnt say anything about it. I would wake up every morning and look into her eyes and it was still there. I took her to the doctor at about 4 weeks and asked her about it. ( I would have taken her sooner but her insurance didnt go into effect until then.) She immediately told me that it was cause for concern and referred me to a Pediatric Opthalmologist. We went to the opthalmologist the following week and she confirmed my worst fear, she had bilateral congenital cataracts. They scheduled her first surgery for July 14 and the second on July 28. The first surgery went very well, but like the other mothers said, waking up from anesthesia was the hardest part. They wanted her to eat for at least 15 minutes before she could leave, but she just didnt want to wake up. Recovery went well after we went home, We went back to her opthalmologist office the next day for her to look and she said everything was wonderful. There is several drops you will have to administer and I just finished some of them a few weeks ago. The second surgery went well as well and we went home a few hours later. When we got home something wasnt right, she was extremely fussy and everytime you touch her tummy she would scream. The next day I looked under her patch and noticed some black stuff at both edges of her eye and something black protruding out of her eye. I was so scared and immediately called her eye doctor and they told me to come in early. I waited for about 20 minutes for her doctor to come in and that was the longest 20 minutes ever. I knew something was wrong and she came in and noticed that I was crying. She asked me what was wrong and I told her something wasnt looking right. She examined her eye and said that her stitch had busted and her pupil was coming out. She scheduled an emergency surgery right then and we headed to the hospital. That surgery went just fine as well. Because of the scar tissue from the surgery the day before it caused her pupil to have a peak on it instead of being perfectly round. That eye doesnt dilate like its suppose to either. She now wears glasses and they are super thick. She always takes them off and sucks on them, or my oldest daughter takes them off. I am seriously considering asking her eye doctor about contacts because I feel like that would work better, she has her glasses off more than on and I think contacts would benefit her more.┬Ā
Its a long road ahead but if you ever need someone to talk to about it I am here. I feel alone sometimes because I want to know what can go wrong and how to fix this or that. I want her to have the best possible chance of having great vision.┬Ā
To the other mothers, if you have older children who were born with cataracts can you tell me how they are doing as far as their sight is concerned.┬Ā
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What an awful experience hazel! That makes me cringe. Hope someone can answer your question better than I can. My older kids developed cateracts later, so they had already learned how to use their eyes in infancy. With the implants, though, they are running around with almost perfect vision. They do need to wear simple bifocals all the time. It's not that big of a deal. It's different with my┬Ā3mo old, though, not knowing if her brain will really learn to see.┬ĀHer doctor says her glasses will help with that, so┬ĀI stick them back on her every two seconds, desperate for her brain to process sight. She doesn't track much at this point, but her eyes don't roll everywhich way like they once did. She does see some. I can only hope it get better.┬Ā
Just as an aside, my husband had thick cataracts at birth. One eye was botched pretty well in surgery. It is dilated all the time. The other is okay, but he still has no lenses. He can't risk messing up the other eye to get implants, so he uses a contact. He funtions very well. He can drive and read just fine. He said his vision improved drastically when he started using contacts in third grade as opposed to thick glasses. I'm sure it's a pain, but if my baby needed heavy correction, I think I'd do contacts based on his experience.┬Ā
Kids are resilient. I have great hopes for my gals. They are happy people, and I just keep reminding myself that they can live great lives with or without perfect vision.
Thank you all for your posts! ┬ĀIt's so nice to connect with other people who have experienced this. ┬Ā ┬Ā
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Graphene is just a single carbon atom thick, yet more than 100 times stronger than steel. "It's very counter-intuitive," says Harold Park of Boston University. "Graphene is the thinnest possible material, but it's the strongest material."
Experiments have shown that cutting graphene into patterned sheets, akin to cutting paper into intricate snowflakes or flowers, makes the material stretchable. Park's colleague Zenan Qi made various simulated cuts, and found a pattern involving numerous overlapping rectangles had the most effect on the stretchiness of the sheets. While ordinary graphene tears when stretched less than 30 per cent, the kirigami graphene elongated roughly 65 per cent before tearing (arxiv.org/abs/1407.8113).
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Topics from the Microsoft SQL Server Protocols team - Netlibs, TDS, SQL Browser, etc.
Recently, we answered a lot of customer questions about how to make a successful connection to SQL Express 2005 through MSDN forum and our blogs. Here, I collect basic info about it and a brief guide of making local and remote connection to SQL Server Express 2005.
Part I - Quick overview with SQL Server 2005 Express Edition:
Part II - SqlExpress Weblog and Forum:
Part III - SQL Express Connectivity
From Protocols point of view, I would like to give a brief guide about how to make a successful connection against Express Server from your client application.
First: Make sure the instance is running.
By default, SQL Server Express Edition is installed as a *Named Instance*, namely, it is not default instance called MSSQLSERVER, instead, by running "net start" or open services control manager, you will see a service named "MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS" running after installation. So, the instance name is "SQLExpress".
Secondly: Check Server ERRORLOG
Two ways:
1) By open the properties of the service, you will see the binary location, such as "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Binn\sqlservr.exe", so normally, if you do not change configuration for the log file location, it should be located ...\MSSQL.X\MSSQL\Log\. When you open the log file, you should see some keywords such as " Express Edition " and " Server name is '<machinename>\SQLEXPRESS' " and " Server named pipe provider is ready to accept connection on [ \\.\pipe\MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS\sql\query ]", etc.
2) Go to SQL Server Configuration Manager, open " SQL Server 2005 Services", choose "properties" for SQLExpress, in the advanced tab, there is a Filed called "Startup Parameter", you will find configured server log file location.
If your server was not started successfully by any reason, it is very helpful to collect info from server logs; also, you can get clear picture of protocols that server is listening on, for eg, if TCP was enabled, you should be able to see which port server is listening on, and if Np was enabled, you can make connection throgh the pipe name.
Thirdly: Make sure SQL Browser is enabld and running.
To enable browser, First, Use net start or go to sql configuration manager(SSCM), check whether sqlbrowser service is running, if not, start it; Secondly,You still need to make sure SqlBrowser is active. Go to SSCM, click properties of sqlbrowser service -> Advanced-> Active "Yes" or "No", if sqlbrowser is running but is not active, the service would not serve your client with correct pipe name and Tcp port info on which your connection depends.
Fouthly: Configure Express if you want to mak remote connection.
By default, Named Pipe and TCP/IP Protocols were disabled after installation of SQL Express, hence, if you want to make named pipe and tcp connection, you need to follow the below instructions: http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlexpress/archive/2005/05/05/415084.aspx
Finally: Make sure correct connection string in your client application.
There are bunch of connection properties that you can specify for a SQL Connection through different providers, here, I just point to the "Server" field that point to which instance you want to connect.
Remember whenever you make connection to Express, it is a named instance, namely, you need to specify the instance name in the connection string.
Best practice, especially the server part in conection string.
Local Connection:
"Provider=SQLNCLI;Server=<MachineName>\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=master;Integrated Security=SSPI ";
<MachineName> could be ".", "(local)","localhost", "<localhostname>".
Remote Connection:
<MachineName> could be "<remotehostname>", "<remoteIPAddress>","<FQDNofremotemachine>".
If you do not want to put intance name in the connection string, you can avoid that by specifying alias or "<machinename>,port", but we do not recommend those, since those are not convienient for you druing troubleshooting.
If you encounter any questions about connectivity issue with SQL Express, please bring any exception that you saw for the above steps, and we will help you to solve the problem.
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Perhaps you are using C# and not using @ string prefix, then try:
Or you can use @ prefix on connection string, then you do not need to escape backslash:
I am almost getting frustrated please help me.
I need to establish a connection to the sqlexpress on my system from my visual c#. I am programming a smart device using visual studio 2005.
I did the following
I enabled remote connections from the surface area config for tcp and named pipes
I started the browser
I could connect from MS visual studio
The server is up and running
but when i tried to connect from visual studio using the code
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Data.SqlClient;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.IO;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Data;
namespace mQAQI
class sqlDatabaseUtil
SqlConnection dataConnection = new SqlConnection();
public void getConnection()
String connString = "Data Source=abudawe\\sqlexpress;Initial Catalog=mQAQI;Integrated Security=True";
//String connString = "Data Source=xx.sdf";
dataConnection.ConnectionString = connString;
MessageBox.Show("Connected to database successfully.");
catch (FileNotFoundException fe)
MessageBox.Show(fe.StackTrace + "Error Accessing the database.");
catch (SqlException sqle)
MessageBox.Show(sqle.StackTrace + "Error Accessing the database.");
catch (IOException io)
MessageBox.Show(io.StackTrace + "Error Accessing the database.");
/* catch (Exception e)
MessageBox.Show(e.StackTrace + "Error Accessing the database.");
I get the following message
"specified server not found: abudawe\sqlexpress"
Please what am i doing wrong. I have battled with this issue for the past 4 days
the error is An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. (provider: Named Pipes Provider, error: 40 - Could not open a connection to SQL Server)
I repeatedly get the message "Microsoft SQL Server 2005 was unable to install on your computer." I uninstall the and reinstall SQL and FFI software and same message.
Error signature
EventType: sql90setup P1: unknown P2: 0x643 P3: unknown P4: 0x643 P5: unknown P6: unknown P7: firstname.lastname@example.com
Error Report Contents
c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Setup Bootstrap\LOG\SqlSetup0002.cab
What do I do?
I am using Sql server 2005 express with my app writen in vb6.
I have a problem that after a day of work
(when I come in the morning ) the app is working very slow.
So when I am opening the sql managment tool or restarting the sql service
everything is back to noraml.
i was to trying to configure the database to auto close = false
and also auto shrink is off.
Please see i you can help...
Thanks in advance
I am having issues with the Windows XP firewall. I have made the exceptions for sqlsrver.exe and sqlbrowser.exe as well as udp ports 1433 and 1434. The connection works fine as long as the fire wall is turned off.
Any ideas?
I created a linked server on sql server 2005 express edition and tried to access linked server which is sql server 2000 enterprise in my case. But, Infortunately I am not able to connect..I am getting following error...
Server: Msg 65535, Level 16, State 1, Line 0
SQL Network Interfaces: Server doesn't support requested protocol [xFFFFFFFF].
OLE DB provider "SQLNCLI" for linked server "CentralDB" returned message "Login timeout expired".
OLE DB provider "SQLNCLI" for linked server "CentralDB" returned message "An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections.".
I have checked...Browser is working...remote connection is enabled and their is not problem from firewall. Still I am getting this error. Though If I create a link server vice versa I am able to do so. I mean from sql server2000 to sql server 2005 express edition.
Let me know if you need any additional information.
Please help.
Thank you,
Mithalesh Gupta
Hi to All,
Its a very generous problem, which may have many solutions. But as we have witnessed so many user saying that they have tried everything.
What solved my problem is..
I upgraded sql server 2000 from sp2 to SP4 and if you already have sp4 on sql server 2000 then run Instcat.sql. As per my experience I can assure you this will work for sure, if you are exhausted with all the other workarounds.
Our company just deployed Active Directory Services in an effort to improve security.
Before, I had no problems connecting to SQL Express. Now, I've uninstalled SQL Express, reinstalled, etc. Tried different things, but can't seem to establish a connection.
Thanks for any insight.
Kudos on a great blog -- most helpful.
One issue I ran into, that I'm mentioning in case it helps others, is that when you're struggling with ODBC issues specific to MS SQL Server 2005, especially on MS Windows 2000 (yeah, it's old, I know) then make sure you have the latest MDAC components installed. That got me beyond a hurdle that (I believe) involved the dynamic vs. static TCP port.
I hope this helps.
Andre Gous
I am trying to make an odbc connection from a Windows XP pro Station to a Windows 2008 R2 Server with SQL 2008. When i do a command on the server "SQLCMD -L" i can see the server and the server instance of the SQL server so like:
Within the Server i can also make perfectly all odbc connections i want.
Coming to the client, when i do there a command "SQLCMD -L"i only get to see the servername
But bot the instance. When i still try to make a connection to thsi server with an odbc connection i get a message like "Sql server does not exist or acces is denied" SQl server error 10060
How can i make the instance available to the client?
Hi, I'm not able to Insert,Select,Delete data on my sqlexpress using webservice (ASP.NET) which is hosted on IIS 6.0 windows 7 ultimate. Whenever i tried to connect it gives me error saying Login Failed: Database is read-only..
Please help me with this...
with regards,
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