🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi
I have a problem with an application that I have been using for quite a time 
with WIN 2000, 2003, XP.  I am now having a problem with it using Borland 
Builder ver 5 to compile on Vista Buisness and a local install of Microsoft 
SQL Server 2005.
The application uses the ODBC API to browse for SQL servers.  The problem is 
that when it browsers for SQL servers the local server is shown as (loc not 
(local) or NOAH which is its name.  The code that returns the string that 
contains the servers is shown below.

//---------------
bool __fastcall TfrmFindServer::FindServers(TStringList *sl, String StrIn)
{
  // Only looks for SQL SERVER(S) on the network.
  RETCODE rc1, rc2;
  bool SUCCESS = true;

  // Get initial response, discover available servers
  lstrcpy(szConnStrIn, StrIn.c_str());
  rc1 = SQLBrowseConnect(hdbc, szConnStrIn, SQL_NTS, szConnStrOut,
                                           sizeof(szConnStrOut), 
&cbConnStrOut);
  if (rc1 == SQL_SUCCESS || rc1 == SQL_NEED_DATA) {
    i=1;
    while ((rc2 = SQLGetDiagRec(SQL_HANDLE_DBC, hdbc, i, SqlState, 
&NativeError,
                                Msg, sizeof(Msg), &MsgLen)) != SQL_NO_DATA) 
{
      DisplayError_(SqlState, NativeError, Msg, MsgLen);
      i++;
    }
    ProcessReturnString(szConnStrOut, sl);
  }
  else
    SUCCESS = false;
  return SUCCESS;
}
// ------------------------

String StrIn is set to "DRIVER={SQL Server};"

The variable szConnStrOut returns "SERVER=Server={(loc, NOAH\\MSSMLBIZ};... 
when parsed for the servers the local server becomes (loc

Any help or direction would be very good.

thanks
daryl