Our company is working with local Police Dept to replace
their NT4 Workstations with Workstations running Windows
XP Pro.
They are running NT 4 Server, and SQL Server7.
Software is for Police Dept, VisionAir911 custom program
for Law inforcement.
After installing the VisionAir software and setting up the
ODBC to server, I get the following errors when starting
program.

General SQL error
[Microsoft] ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Incorrect
password supplied for application role 'VSISSYSTEM'.

then next error
[Microsoft] ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Incorrect
password supplied for application role 'VSIDATA'.
then it starts program.

On one XP Workstation the administrator logs in to Server
and there are no errors starting program.
I have checked local machine account to setup as
administrator and join the domain to login to server.
Setting up on Windows 98 had no errors running program.
Will contact Software company next week though they said
they do not support XP. Why can a few users run fine on
XP, same permissions on NT and local machine.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Dennis

I am getting similar problems at Mustek, and would like to
know if anyone responds to your questions. I need answers
also, would be glad to share info, please let me know.

Sandy howard
>-----Original Message-----
>Our company is working with local Police Dept to replace
>their NT4 Workstations with Workstations running Windows
>XP Pro.
>They are running NT 4 Server, and SQL Server7.
>Software is for Police Dept, VisionAir911 custom program
>for Law inforcement.
>After installing the VisionAir software and setting up
the
>ODBC to server, I get the following errors when starting
>program.
>
>General SQL error
>[Microsoft] ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Incorrect
>password supplied for application role 'VSISSYSTEM'.
>
>then next error
>[Microsoft] ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Incorrect
>password supplied for application role 'VSIDATA'.
>then it starts program.
>
>On one XP Workstation the administrator logs in to Server
>and there are no errors starting program.
>I have checked local machine account to setup as
>administrator and join the domain to login to server.
>Setting up on Windows 98 had no errors running program.
>Will contact Software company next week though they said
>they do not support XP. Why can a few users run fine on
>XP, same permissions on NT and local machine.
>Any help would be much appreciated!
>Dennis
>
>.
>