You need to figure out, or specify whether you are using TCP/IP or named-pipes to connect to the SQL server. If named-pipes, and it is Local, you should not need any authentication.

You also need to figure out whether you are using SQL or NT authentication. Only NT authentication requires domain name.

Check this site for assistance with connection strings.

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In reply to Re: How can I add a Domain into the UserName of a Provider String using Win32::OLE by NetWallah
in thread How can I add a Domain into the UserName of a Provider String using Win32::OLE by Incognito

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