Named Instance not Displaying Only Server Name

I have a Dell Latitude D505 running a fresh copy of XP SP2. I am trying to
create an ODBC System DSN to our SQL 2k server. The SQL Server has about 6
instances installed on it. When I pull down the drop down box to select a
server, only the server name exists, but none of the instances. This is
working on 180 desktops configured off the same image of XP.
Basically, I am seeing:
<Server Name> instead of <Server Name>\<Instance>
<Server Name>\<Instance 2>
Just so you know, I have already updated the MDAC version, so that cannot
be the issue.
|||This is all set now. My issue was the wireless network being enabled. As
soon as I disabled it, it worked fine.

Named Instance not Displaying Only Server Name

I have a Dell Latitude D505 running a fresh copy of XP SP2. I am trying to
create an ODBC System DSN to our SQL 2k server. The SQL Server has about 6
instances installed on it. When I pull down the drop down box to select a
server, only the server name exists, but none of the instances. This is
working on 180 desktops configured off the same image of XP.
Basically, I am seeing:
<Server Name> instead of <Server Name>\<Instance>
<Server Name>\<Instance 2>Just so you know, I have already updated the MDAC version, so that cannot
be the issue.|||This is all set now. My issue was the wireless network being enabled. As
soon as I disabled it, it worked fine.

My package does not take the values configured in the configuration file.

Hi all,

I created a simple file system task to copy a file from one location to another on my local system.

I used variables to specify the source and destination paths and now in my configuration file if I configure the values to something else also the package is taking the initial default values and not the values specified in the configuration file.

Can anyone throw some light on this.

Thanks in advance.

first of all check that u are using configutaion file in your package correclty

second check that variable is being mapped (present) in your configuration

these are all i can assume from ur explained scenario

write back to me if u find ne luck

regards,

Anas

|||Also, look at the execution log of the package; a warningis generated each time a configuration does not take place. If you are executing it via BIDS, go to the progress tab; otherwise enable package logging.