Strange problem connecting to MS SQL DB Server

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Hello
I have a strange problem

I have a Mobile Appplication Written in C# Mobile Windows CE
That application try to connect to an Sql Server DB via Wifi network

When I debug I connect via USB from my Windows 7 Machine or an old XP Machine using VS 2008

Today I need to make an update from my WIN 7 Labtop and an USB connexion

The connexion to the DB Fail

I get this message in the connexxion properties

IsShiloh = 'conn.IsShiloh' threw an exception of type 'System.NullReferenceException'If I do the same via my XP machine, it works bu I have some point to highlight

1- If I let the device connect automaticaly via ActiveSync without browsing the content I get the same error
2- If however I use ActiveSync to Open and Browse the device I can connect to the DB from the applicatin
3- I've tryed to do the same from my WIN 7 labtop and the ActyveSync successor (Windows Mobile Center) but without positive results
4- A few month ago my Laptop was able to connect
5- The only différence now is that in the meantime, I've installed VS 2013, so VS 2013 is cohabiting with VS 2008 on my Labtop
And I know that VS 2013 do not support anymore Windows CE developpement

Do someone had a similar problem ?
Does anyone know what is this mysterious conn.IsShiloh
Thanks for any help

Posted 7-Oct-14 11:14am

baranils

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2014-10-08T10:25:00

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Have a look here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jorgepc//?PageIndex=1&PostSortBy=MostViewed[^]. This is a collection most viewed articles. I'd recommend you to read this one: Using Windows Cluster log to troubleshoot SQL Server cluster errors[^]. I believe, it might help.

Posted 8-Oct-14 10:25am

Maciej Los