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ADO.NET & SQL

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Andy H

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Using the SQL object in the System.Data Namespace, not ODBC, how do you normally work out what the user's server name is for assigning to the 'server' property of the ConnectionString? Andy
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Using the SQL object in the System.Data Namespace, not ODBC, how do you normally work out what the user's server name is for assigning to the 'server' property of the ConnectionString? Andy
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Morten Abrahamsen

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You can't use the System.Data.SqlClient namespace for this. As it requires an active connection to work. You should let the user configure the name of his SQL Server on initial startup. Morty
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