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I have the following connection string, and you will notice "Provider's.Tests", notice the single quote, how do I enter this in to the web.config to make it valid?
<connectionStrings> <clear/> <add name="Provider" connectionString="Data...
Started by Coppermill on
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Try to just remove it so it says AttachDbFilename=C:\Projects\Provider's.Tests\app_data\db.mdf;
If it is important in the connection string to have it, try ... .
I don't think its the Provider's that is the problem, It is the double quotes around the path .
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Is it possible to modify the connectionstrings defined in the app.config/web.config at runtime? I want to use different configfiles depending on the machine the app/site is run on (only for debugging purposes, of course. We'll use the regular config files...
Started by Inferis on
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For example lets assume you defined your connectionstrings in the app.config as follows.
To overcome this here's what I did, define all the connectionstrings this.
Is running do not get reflected.
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In my ASP.NET application I have a web.config file. In the web.config file I have a connection string...
<connectionStrings> <add name="HRDb" connectionString=" " providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" /> </connectionStrings>
Yet, when...
Started by willem on
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Is part of your build process copying in an old file?
It is also possible... .
Where was the 'old' value stored? Is it in a different config file? The config manager should only pull from the config files, but there can be multiple files for an application .
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Suppose I have an ASP.NET website running with its corresponding web.config file, which contains a bunch of connectionstrings for database access. I also have a little helper console program (deployed to the same folder as the web app) that does maintenance...
Started by axel_c on
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I haven't tried it, but something like this:
<connectionStrings configSource="..\connnectionstrings.config">.
The configSource attribute of the connectionStrings section, to reference an external file.
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Hi Cannot understand why this works in a web (changing to WebConfigManager) but not in a winapp.When I go a look at the config file is still not encrypted!!Am I missing something? Can You help?
EncryptionUtility.ProtectSection("connectionStrings", "Da...
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Should set the config file in the app to never copy... .
Are you sure you trying to encrypt the right one?
thanks I looked and it;s encrypted .
In winforms you have 3 config files: one in the project, on in the debug directory and one in release directory .
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Is there a way where I can add a connection string to the ConnectionStringCollection returned by the ConfigurationManager at runtime in an Asp.Net application?
I have tried the following but am told that the configuration file is readonly.
ConfigurationManager...
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Aspnet_regiis -pe "connectionStrings" -app "/MyCoolWebApplication" -prov "DataProtectionConfigurationProvider"
If you.
The connectionStrings section of your web.config for a specific web application.
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In my everlasting quest to suck less I'm currently checking out mvc Turbine to do the IoC dirty work.
I'm using the mvc Turbine nerd dinner example as a lead and things look rather logical thus far. Although I'm refering to the turbine project here, I...
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You would do just fine by dropping the path in the application configuration file and having your concrete repository pull out ... .
In general, this is solely the concern of the concrete UserRepository that requires the connection string or database path .
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I want to test ASP.NET application using NUnit, but it seems WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings collection is empty when running from NUnit GUI.
Could you tell me how to initialize this collection (probably in [SetUp] function of [TestFixture])...
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If you have your unit-test assembly named Company.Component.Tests.dll, then just make sure that Company.Component.Tests.dll.config is there with the proper... .
You can use the app.config for libraries (where I assume your tests are) and put them in there .
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I have Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for DB Professionals.
After starting "Data --> Schema Compare --> New Schema Comparison...", i can choose a database from a DropDown. Unfortunately there are some old references that i don't need anymore. How...
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Just, right-click the ....
Yes can view your added schemas in the "Server Explorer" in Visual Studio .
The Data Connections stored there can be deleted.
"View --> Server Explorer".
I did recognize that the connections are stored in the Server Explorer .
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On Sat, 7 Nov 2009 16:50:10 +0100, "Dirk Herwig" <dherwig1961@googlemail.com
Hallo,
kann man in der web.config Benutzer und Passwort des connectionStrings
verschl?
Gruss
Dirk
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Quellfehler:
Zeile 23: </configSectionsZeile 24: <connectionStrings.
Ich hatte jetzt folgendes versucht:
aspnet_regiis.exe -pef connectionStrings D:\user\gui
Die werden..
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