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The PORT address that SQL Server is listening on. The NAME of a database on that SQL Server. A VALID USER NAME/PASSWORD to connect to the DATABASE you have chosen. IP Address: Open the Windows menu ON THE SQL SERVER COMPUTER and type 'COMMAND' and hit enter. This will open a command prompt. Type 'i
link: Thanks for sharing. May I know is this meaning a direct connection to the database server and connect to any database? I think JDBC2 is a better choic
link: Thanks Kim, for sharing this tool. Do you think that it's secure to use this technique? I'm refering using a B4J, instead of connecting directly to SQ

Hello everyone and specially Erel , this is my example for connect to MS SQL SERVER please check and tell me what I do . Thanks
link: Please don't make duplicate posts. Which error do you get?

I guess that you mean B4J. Making a direct connection from a mobile device is not recommended and is likely to be unreliable. Best solution is to use jRDC2. You cannot assume that the connection is always valid. It will break when there are disconnections.
link: Y use direct connect to SQL SERVER with CC = $"jdbc:jtds:sqlserver:${ServerConfig.Server};charset=utf8;databaseName=${ServerConfig.DB};user=${
link: Finalmente estamos implementando WEB SERVICE. Sql Server lo hemos descargado para Android, pues no permite SSL, pero hasta que migremos TODO, seguirem
link: Well, as noted, you not be doing a "lot" of updates this way. Since it not all that great of a approach, then I connect each time. So, if you say do

So, once the “test” connection button above works, then back key to the main display. Hit the connect button. If it connects, then the show data button will appear. Hit that, and you see this: 89881 If you tap on a row (or hit the view button on each row, then the whole record will display like t
link: Hi to all , Please let someone explain to me with an example, and without referring to other links, the method of connecting to a database MS SQL serv
link: There are two options: - Connect to the database directly with JdbcSQL - Run jRDC2 server on the PC as a middleware. In all cases you need to configu
link: Hi @LBor You can see an example of how to connect to MS SQL Server Download the tutorial: https://www.b4x.-of-connecting-android-to-ms-sql-server

I use with all desktop and paid bespoke client applications. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/%F0%9F%92%A1-jdbcsql-connector-j-connect-directly-to-mysql-mssql-postgresql-mariadb-and-oracle-databases.107545/#content Enjoy...
link: Can some please point me to the latest link for how to connect to my mysql database remotely. I currently connect via a vb.net desktop application I
link: I really appreciate your reply but I only use b4a...is there something which works without alteration with B4a?

Yes... and I don't understand that at all... i downloaded the example and work with some time, still don't have a clue... And I am wondering if it is a very complicated question, coz there isn't anyone who want to give me the answer even if I post all my SQL address, server and password here... :'(
link: HI did you see that? https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-jrdc2-b4j-implementation-of-rdc-remote-database-connector.61801/
link: It's not good idea to connect app directly to sql. You may want to check this article. It describes how you can use Azure Mobile Service to connect A
link: Sorry I am so confused and have no idea how to put things up. I am using azure database and the connection strings are as the following: ADO.NET Serv

https://www.b4x.-directly-connect-to-remote-databases.84016/ It does work with hostname
link: Hello everyone. Does anyone know if there is a library that makes the database connection by server name and not by IP number? Currently I use the MSS

If you run into any connection issues using the ConnectionPool object, use standard JDBC calls (w/o pooling) to verify the SQL connection first. If plain JDBC can connect, then it is very likely that ConnectionPool will be able to connect. In B4X, that means is the SQL object/library to connect, and
link: I ve noticed you ve said that you are trying Andreas app from your pc... trying to connect at the same db...? It may be need to setup properly the fi
link: Then follow up by using local SQL objects (fetched from the pool) 'The change is from using a global SQL object to a local one. For EVERY query, we f
link: No. The B4J SQL library does not support JDBC driver-based pooling. Disable all driver-based pooling and use a 3rd party (such as ConnectionPool) obje

Using JDBC connection net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver", "jdbc:jtds:sqlserver
link: Are you referring to jRDC2 server?
link: Hi I have created a MSSql database in https://freeasphosting.net website It provided my a mssql database as follows Server Name: sql.bsite.net\MSSQ

Hello all I am new to B4a . I want to connect my oracle database to my b4a project. I have use RDC and it is ok to me. But i want connect my Oracle database directly like SQL server. I use the following code but not connect (SQL server connect correctly) #AdditionalJar: ojdbc14.jar
link: Hi @viraj_Amarasooriya when you enter the code or messages use 148706 regarding the error use: 148707 regarding your question, do you see this th

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