Joe Donnelly
posted this on November 04, 2009 02:44 pm
If upon installation of the local version of Test Track 2009, you receive connection errors trying to connect to your SQL Server database, here are some things to check out:
1. Open up your web.config file that should live in the SCORM Test Track 2009 folder...Check for this line of code:
<add name="TestTrackConnString" connectionString="server=(local)\SQLEXPRESS;database=TestTrack2009;Integrated Security=True"/>
If you see "Integrated Security=True", your install may be trying to log in with the ASPNET user account instead of the Test Track account.
Make sure that your DatabaseConnectionString and TestTrackConnString look like this:
<add key="DatabaseConnectionString" value="server=your local server name*uid=TestTrackUser;pwd=TestTrackUser1!;database=TestTrack2009"/>
<add name="TestTrackConnString" connectionString=""server=your local server name*;uid=TestTrackUser;pwd=TestTrackUser1!;database=TestTrack2009"/>
*If you do not know your local server name, try to launch the SQL Server management tool and it will try to connect to the local server by default. You can get the name from there.
Let us know if you have any questions at support@scorm.com