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Why is there another section called connectionStrings? I have always just used appSettings, until I noticed this in a new project:
<appSettings> <add key="SqlConnString" value="server=ABC;database=ABC;uid=A;pwd=B;"/> </appSettings> &...
Started by Neil N on
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You can also use the connectionStrings element to store connection strings will expect their connection strings....
From the documentation :
The connectionStrings element specifies a collection of database in the connectionStrings element.
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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...
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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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Is there a way to override a ConnectionString in an app.config. Our buildsystem runs also on a server of a customer, but there the connectionString needs to be different. Because the app.config is in svn, everytime I change something in the app.config...
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Depending on which build configuration you choose the different connectionstrings.
You could have a debug mode that uses your strings .
The connectionStrings section in web.config at build time.
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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...
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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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This is not working.. any ideas?
ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("YourConnectionString").ConnectionString
Error
"ConfigurationManager not declared"
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Have you added a reference to the System.Configuration assembly?
Also, you may need to add a reference to System.Configuration... .
Do you have
Imports System.Configuration
in your code? And a reference to the System.Configuration assembly in your project?
And.. .
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I used Subsonic to build the DAL for one of my web applications. When I move it from my test server to the production server I change the connectionstring to point to the production datasource but the app still runs against the test DB. Is the connection...
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<!-- Connection Strings --> <connectionStrings> <clear/> <add name="Ajax....
In your SubSonicService configuration section, does the connectionStringName attribute point to the correct connection string?
Here is an example of my config .
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