Today’s README file explains how to create connection strings to SQL ... source to Microsoft SQL Server (SQLClient), and entered the necessary Server, Log On, and database values.

Unfortunately, not every SQL database is always available when we expect it to ... We'll do this by passing the connection string as an argument to it. Once the object is created, we then can call the ...

in the connection string. Use the native OLE DB provider for SQL Server instead of ODBC because of its performance and reliability. Make sure you set up a reference to the Microsoft ActiveX Data ...

BR><BR>So, instead of specifying a SQL account in teh connection string, we need to specify a windows account, and since the box we are connecting from isn't on the domain, we can't use SSPI.< ...

If you just want to get going with a code-first database, you don't even need to define a connection string -- just write your objects. After you install Entity Framework in your application, if you ...

BR><BR>In .NET 1.1, most people stored their connection strings in the web.config in plain text. That doesn't work well for us because we use Oracle, not SQL Server, and we're not using any kind ...

Windows 7 includes an ODBC manager that lets you connect from your desktop to a SQL server. You create a data source name (DSN) to save database setup information, so you can open a connection to ...

Unfortunately, not every SQL database is always available when we expect it to ... We'll do this by passing the connection string as an argument to it. Once the object is created, we then can call the ...