Minimal required DLLS for Named Pipes connection?

I have a work around for an application use Integrated Security
instead of SQL Security (which is great). I need to use named pipes
for this to work.
I only got it to work after I did a SQL 2005 Connectivity and Client
Tools install which
installed everything but the Server services. Boss doesn't like this
approach, wants minimal install.
My questions:
Are there just a few DLLs that I need to connect to SQL Server with
named pipes only?
Do I need to Register the DLLs using REGSRV32.EXE?
Thanks
Erik
You can probably get this to work with only installing the client
connectivity. I wouldn't try to hack it.
Jason Massie
http://statisticsio.com
"Erik G" <info@.fdaregulatory.com> wrote in message
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>I have a work around for an application use Integrated Security
> instead of SQL Security (which is great). I need to use named pipes
> for this to work.
> I only got it to work after I did a SQL 2005 Connectivity and Client
> Tools install which
> installed everything but the Server services. Boss doesn't like this
> approach, wants minimal install.
> My questions:
> Are there just a few DLLs that I need to connect to SQL Server with
> named pipes only?
> Do I need to Register the DLLs using REGSRV32.EXE?
> Thanks
> Erik
>
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