SQL 2005 connection

Hi,
Well for some reasons I don't really know because SAP doesn't help me a lot on this.
I just reinstall all my SAP software over SQL2005. Everything was nice, and everything works fine from SAP and SQL2005
Now I'm loading the project I was used to work on in SQL 2000 just before the installation and now the connection to SAP never work from the DI API
and Of course I'm using dst_MSSQL2005 as the famous parameter for an SQL2005 connection
I did check the connection parameters and everything is all right. If I'm able to connect with SQL Studio Manager, why not with the DI API ?
Is there something I should know here ?
Thank you for any help

Marc,
Are you able to connect with any of the DI API samples that come with the SDK? Have you installed the DI API on the machine you are trying to run your code? Have you installed the SQL Native Client for connectivity to SQL?
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