Upon database modeling with, you always need to connect to the database server to perform generation of your database and reverse engineering of your. However, you may encounter problem in connecting to the, which is a great obstruction to your modeling. In this article, we will provide ways to help you to check whether your configurations for connecting to SQL Server are correct. Inspect Server Settings There are three significant aspects that users may neglect, which lead to the failure of the connection to the SQL Server. Enable TCP/IP Connection To check whether your server enabled to TCP/IP connections:.

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Open your SQL Server Configuration Manager. Download adapte file. VP will download the adapter file for you. Again, VP will need to run with sufficient permission in-order to download and install the driver file. You may need to right click on VP’s shortcut and select Run as administrator in order acquire sufficient permission.

SQL Server with Windows Authentication If you are using the Windows Authentication Method, you will need another connection URL in order to connect to the SQL Server. Java (SQL Server 2005 Microsoft Driver) jdbc:sqlserver://;databaseName=;integratedSecurity=true; Java (jDTS) jdbc:jtds:://:/;domain=XXX where = sqlserver. Domain Server is required. If no domain server is available, please try domain=workgroup.NET Server=%HOST%,%PORT%;Database=%DATABASE%;User ID=%USERID%;Password=%PASSWD%;TrustedConnection=Yes;Domain=%WINDOWDOMAIN% You can enter the proper connection URL in the Connection String field in the Database Configuration dialog box to establish connection with your SQL Server.

I’ll divide into 3 parts:. Part I: Create a connection This part which you’re reading shows about how to establish a connection between NetBeans and SQL Server. In this example, I use SQL Server 2000 SP4 and NetBeans IDE 5.5. This part show how to perform some basic operations from NetBeans with SQL Server. For instance, send querys as SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE to the database.

The last part is about problems and how to fix them. Requirements. Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Driver To get latest version, visit. NetBeans with JRE (Java Runtime Environment) version 1.4 or later You can find at. Step-by-Step Guides. Installation.

Install NetBeans. Download Microsoft SQL Server 2005 JDBC Driver, name ‘sqljdbc1.1.1501.101enu.exe’. (The file name may differs depends on the version if you’ve downloaded from the Official Site.). Double-click sqljdbc1.1.1501.101enu.exe to extract it. Then, you’ll see the folder that you’ve just extracted ( Microsoft SQL Server 2005 JDBC Driver sqljdbc1.1 enu ), the file ‘sqljdbc.jar’ which is the library that will be added to the library in NetBeans later. You can find more informations about JDBC Driver at Microsoft SQL Server 2005 JDBC Driver sqljdbc1.1 enu help default.htm. Add JDBC Driver to the project on NetBeans.

(Add a library) I will show by create New Java Application Project called TestSQL and add ‘sqljdbc.jar’ that just get from previous step to the project’s library. Create New Project called TestSQL. In Projects window, right click the project name and select Properties. Project Properties window appears. The Categories on left side, select Libraries. And on right side in Compile tab, click Add JAR/Folder. New Window appears, browse to the file ‘sqljdbc.jar’ and click Open.

You’ll see the.jar file was added to the project. Click OK to finish. Note: You should keep sqljdbc.jar in the directory that you won’t delete it (ex. Not in temp folder). May be in the same directory that keep common library files. If you delete the file without delete a link from the project, the project will show error about missing library. Connect to the database Now it’s the coding time.

I going to show how to connect to SQL Server. Assume that I have SQL Server 2000 running on local machine.

Let continue from the project just created in previous step, in main.java. I’m going to use Connection and DriverMapper Classes so I need to import libraries. Import java.sql.;.

Now I will connect to my SQL Server on local machine, the Northwind database(a sample database in SQL Server 2000). In main method, add the following code. Hello I am having problems with connecting NetBeans 5.5.1 with a SQL Server 2005 database. I have this in the imports section: import java.sql.; import com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.; The second import is recognized well, meaning that the SQL Server classes are correctly reachable (I have added the JAR file to the library of the project) When I write in code: Class.forName(“com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver”);, NetBeans immediately says throws a classNotFoundexception. What is wrong? Thanks Jaime. I am facing a problem while connecting.

The SQL Server (am using 2005) is installed on a remote server with the login as Windows authentication. Have checked the port number, remote connection and TCP/IP settings and they are all in place. However, when I try to create a new database connection from Net Beans 6 on my computer, it gives me a error saying: Cannot establish a connection to. Login failed for user The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server Connection.

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Don’t quite know what to do. Do I have to change the login on the SQL server to SQL Server authentication? To Max, You should test if you can connect to the SQL Server first by using SQL Server Management Studio with the same parameters as in your code. If you can connect to the SQL Server, the problem should be on the coding.

Recheck that you have spelled the connection string in the code correctly or not. If you can’t connect to the SQL Server, there could be many causes. Check these advices: – Have you use correctly Database server name?

By default, the DB server name of SQL Server Express Edition is “the-computer-nameSQLEXPRESS”. – Try to use IP Address to connect instead of Hostname. – Is there any firewall blocking the traffic between the client and the SQL server?

– Check if the service of SQL Server is running. Hi, Vampire According from your comment, you are only creating a connection to the SQL Server and not yet performing any SQL operations, Right? If you are in this step, there will be no message telling you if the connection is success. But if there is any error, it will show in the output. In normal case (in this part), when you run the project, it show like “Build successful” and the process will end almost immediately after it finishes connect to the SQL Server. If this is not your problem, please give me more detail about your problem.

Linglon, Sorry for taking this long to respond, I was out of town on vacation with no net access. 🙁 I do not think that is my problem.

When I go through the Netbeans IDE to create a new project, I: 1. Select File - New Project New Project window opens 2. Under “Category” select “Java” and under “Project” select “Java Desktop Application” 3. Click Next get “New Desktop Application” window 4. Give project name 5. Under “Choose Application Shell” select “Database Application” 6.

Click Next 7. With the “Database Connection” drop down, select “New Database Connection” “New Database Connection” window opens 8. Enter appropriate DB settings 9. Click “OK” Message “Connecting to database” appears with the “Blue Cylon” to indicate it is processing.

But, nothing else ever happens, no error and the request never finishes processing. I can’t access any of the menu options in the Netbeans IDE with this window open. And the only options the window provides are “OK” (gray now), “Cancel” and “Help”. I used the net bean 1.5 first time. I connected sqljdbc.jar to my project.

But the error is found.