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thank u for your help. I will try to find the real structure. 
here is another question, In access or delphi, when exec a sql, it mostly 
post the sentence with a variable list. such as,
 insert into test values(@001, @002) later in the packet it will show that 
@001 int, @002 int,
@001=10, @002=20, have u meat this kind of packet? who knows the structure?
I'm using SQL2000 under win2000.

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sender: Steve Langasek [mailto:vorlon AT netexpress.net]
time: 2002年10月11日 0:11
receiver: TDS Development Group
subject: [freetds] Re: help: Sqlserver TDS message type


On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 11:08:40PM -0400, casper wrote:
> Thanks Steve.u right. 
> I'm now using win2000 and SQL2000 Enterprise to get the trace. but not
> every client login with this kind of packet, only a few do so. most of the
> client login with the TDS V7 packet type. interesting? suprising? I have
> checked all the server configurations, but no result.
> Maybe this is V8 login packet, and use encode method.

It is likely that the difference between those clients using 0x10 login
packets and those using 0x12 login packets is that the ones using 0x12
are members of an AD realm, and can negotiate a different kind of
authentication that's not available without Active Directory.

Cheers,
Steve Langasek
postmodern programmer