Thank you both. I know it's a better way to go. I haven't had anybody say otherwise. It's a matter of convincing the people here- it'll be tough unfortunately.
thanks Mark. I fixed my problem for the most-part, but in some pages it still tries to refer to an old reference i had to an "s:" drive. can't find it anywhere. I agree that I would have used sql server but it wasn't my choice. thank you.
Hi,
There is a copy of my database in the app_data folder in my asp.net project. When I query the database, I am pointing to one that exists in another directory. What is really the purpose of it being where it is? Have I done something I am not aware of ? I have read some, but I am not...
I have an asp.net application on a server. I am referring to the database which lives on the "d:" drive on that particular server, so I thought I would refer to it as such in a connection string like this:
AcString = "provider = microsoft.jet.oledb.4.0; data...
I compacted and repaired the back end, but I didn't do the fron end ( I think I remember not doing it ). The name of the table is "users". I had a "test" database on my laptop with a table called users and it seemed ok.
I will compact and repair the front end and see if it works. thanks.
hi,
I added a new table to the back-end of my 2003 database and when I tried to link the front end to the back end , it does not see the new table. how do I do this? I have tried to link it 3 times, but it still does not work. I have not had problems linking before. Any ideas?
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Ok. I tried to "reconfigure" my data source object,but it's giving me the error that I mentioned above - "unable to find connection string..." I have no idea what to do other than start over from the very beginning because I can't point to a different database.
When I try to look at the configuration of some of the datasets I have created, it tells me something like
"Configure TableAdapter Students failed. Unable to find connection 'TESTSUB0202BConnectionString' for object
'Web.config'. The connection string could not be found in application...
hi,
I am working on trying to figure out why I cannot connect to my database after changing the connectionstring in web.config. If I could change it successfully, does that mean that the data source objects I had defined based on a different database (same tables but different database name...
hi,
I changed my connectionstrings in my web.config file and I have some problems I hope you can help me with. I get lots of errors :" Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please...
Thanks Mark. I was just starting to realize that I should modify my webconfig file to point to the correct database.
I'll read the link you sent. Thanks again.
hi,
I am moving my application from my PC where I have been developing my asp.net project. Before moving it all over to the server( code,etc), I decided to change the connection strings to the database on the server.
When I run my app, I get errors because my data source objects are still...
I forgot this too- If I only want to save my datagrid to Excel and not Open it, how do I do that? I know to save it, but I know that if somebody tries to use 'open' they will get an error. ....I have looked for this on Google, but I haven't found a solution.
hi,
I am able to export a datagrid to Excel, but when I look at it, inside each cell, it has colored every other row with gray which looks funny. This doesn't bug me very much, but there are some other things it does that aren't right.
When I click on the header for a column, it displays the...
hi,
I want to test calling a javascript function from my .net app. It's a pretty simple thing, or so I thought. But, I cannot get it to work. I want to display a web page when I click on a button. This is the code I have for it.
This is in page1.aspx:
<script type="text/javascript">
Sub...
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I have a page that lists some items. One of the lists is in a datagrid that has many items, so the user has to scroll to view everything. I searched around a bit and saw some code in javascript that looks like it takes the whole lot and prints it out into a new window.
Can I mix up...
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