But when I test the connection at the end of the wizard, I get the second error above about my IP address begin rejected. So I tried simply pasting the server name into the default database and it takes. I get past the login screen but when I try to select a default database from the drop down I get this error: Anyhoo, I tried to add the DSN on the office computer using native Client 11. Do not know why I was able to install 2012 on Win10 there. I realized that my office computer has SQL Express 2012 installed (I am at home right now) so it should have Native Client 11 on it. So do I actually have a connection issue or do I have a driver compatibility issue? How do I get Native Client 11 on Windows 10?Įdit: Made some things more clear above and here is some more data: since I opened the Access Web App connection to From Any Location. So I change the username to include the server name as instructed and I get this error: I get this error when creating a DSN after the login page:
It installs, but it is not establishing a connection.
I need to install SQL Server Native Client 11 on my computer so I can access an Azure SQL Database (according to the instructions I am following) which is behind my Access Web App.īut Native Client 11 will not install - I am getting the message that it "is not compatible with this operating system".
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