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John Nelson

When I uploaded to an ISP (who does support .NET and SQL) I had to create a
DB, a DBUsername and it's Password. All of these are different than
whatever the version is that was on my local machine using the default
setup.

So, where do I need to go to specify the SQL login information? DBName,
DBUsername and DBPassword?

Thanks!

John W. Nelson

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Freeborn

In the web.config file like this


<appSettings>
<add key="ConnectionString"
value="server=dell-laptop;database=portal;uid=sa;pwd=x123;" />

</appSettings>
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When I uploaded to an ISP (who does support .NET and SQL) I had to
create a
DB, a DBUsername and it's Password. All of these are different than
whatever the version is that was on my local machine using the default
setup.

So, where do I need to go to specify the SQL login information? DBName,
DBUsername and DBPassword?

Thanks!

John W. Nelson

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Brian Desmond

Edit the web.config file, there will be a variable towards the bottom
called connection - change the UN and PW values.

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Subject: [aspngibuyspy] Where do I set the database login info?

When I uploaded to an ISP (who does support .NET and SQL) I had to
create a
DB, a DBUsername and it's Password. All of these are different than
whatever the version is that was on my local machine using the default
setup.

So, where do I need to go to specify the SQL login information? DBName,
DBUsername and DBPassword?

Thanks!

John W. Nelson

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