You might also want to try installing the SQL Server ODBC driver, which FME will automatically use when present.
Hi
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, that didn't work and appeared to stop me being able to connect to our ESRI Enterprise Geodatabase, so I have uninstalled it again.
I have now been able to connect to an instance of SQL Express on the same machine as FME, but not to one on a different location on the network. Any ideas why that may be? I can connect to standard SQL Server instances on the network via FME just fine
Thanks
Hi
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, that didn't work and appeared to stop me being able to connect to our ESRI Enterprise Geodatabase, so I have uninstalled it again.
I have now been able to connect to an instance of SQL Express on the same machine as FME, but not to one on a different location on the network. Any ideas why that may be? I can connect to standard SQL Server instances on the network via FME just fine
Thanks
By default SQL Express does not accept any remote connections, you'll have to modify the server parameters, see e.g. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/291338/sql-express-2019-can39t-remotely-connect.html
By default SQL Express does not accept any remote connections, you'll have to modify the server parameters, see e.g. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/291338/sql-express-2019-can39t-remotely-connect.html
thank you so much. I have had a cahnge to play with sql express and managed to get it to work