Error Executing Database Query. Invalid Object Name
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I used SQL administrator to copy a database. Registered it successfully with XP, and CF Administrator. I can run query yzer with the new database. When I change the DSN name in a .cfm it reognizes the DSN but all tables get coldfusion error executing database query a "invalid object name" error. All the permissions for the Database and Tables seem to sql query invalid object name be the same. I can not find any other permissions to check. I had the same problem a long time ago, but can't
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SQL administrator to copy a database. Registered it successfully with XP, and CF Administrator. I can run query yzer with the new database. When I change the DSN name in a .cfm it reognizes the DSN but all tables get a "invalid object name" error. All the permissions for the Database and Tables seem to be the same. I can not find any other permissions to check. I had the same problem a long time ago, sql invalid object name temp table but can't remember the fix. Help jci714 Guest November 14th,01:30 AM #2 Re: SQL invalid object name Sounds like you're using sql server. - What kind of connection are you using: JDBC / ODBC? - If you run the run the following in a cfquery and dump the results, what is the database name? SELECT DB_NAME() AS CurrentDatabaseName mxstu Guest November 14th,01:32 AM #3 Re: SQL invalid object name ODBC jci714 Guest November 14th,01:42 AM #4 Re: SQL invalid object name Maybe you haven't set the default database in the DSN, so you're in the "master" database. If you run the run the following in a cfquery and dump the results, what is the database name shown? SELECT DB_NAME() AS CurrentDatabaseName Btw - Why ODBC and not JDBC? mxstu Guest November 14th,01:45 AM #5 Re: SQL invalid object name SELECT DB_NAME() AS CurrentDatabaseName Returns Master jci714 Guest November 14th,01:51 AM #6 Re: SQL invalid object name That's you're problem. Just open up the DSN and set the "default" to the correct database name (ie. not "master") mxstu Guest November 14th,01:54 AM #7 Re: SQL invalid object name I changed the default to the databasename, and it still shows master. I will shut everythi9ng down and see if it takes effect when I restart. I think that is the step I was forgetting. Thanks jci
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