07-14-05 10:51 PM
When you reach over to the Sql Server, you'll (almost always) be using the
process-level credentials (which will likely flow from your app pool
configuration.) Make sure that account is in the isolated host users group.
Scott Colestock
www.traceofthought.net
"Campbell McNeill." <Campbell McNeill.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:DF620CA0-8F93-4B9F-BEEA-9EA58BE29D27@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I am attempting to consume a BizTalk Orchestration exposed by the Web
> services Publishing wizard.
>
> I have exposed the web service and for the purposes of testing I have
> configured the IIS Virtual Directory to use Anonymous access with the same
> account configured that BizTalk runs under.
>
> The web service accepts the message ok but I get the following error in
> the
> event log:
>
>
> An attempt to connect to "BizTalkMgmtDb" SQL Server database on server
> "EDXP5364" failed with error: "Cannot open database requested in login
> 'BizTalkMgmtDb'. Login fails.".
>
> The account I am trying to connect with is a fully privilaged account on
> the
> machine, so there is no reason here why this should not connect.
>
> Only reason I can see for this is that the account everything is running
> under belongs to a trusted domain, and not the domain my development PC is
> running under. BizTalk, SQL Server and everything else though is installed
> and running fine under this account from the trused domain. (We have a
> business domain and a development domain but we only have accounts on the
> business domain).
>
> I've tried running the web service under a local machine account that has
> full privilages but this yields the same error.
>
> Help would be very much appreciated!
>
> Thanks
>
> Campbell.
>
> www.katena.co.uk
>
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