NET 3.0.Assembly strong name issue in web.config I will receive an error that the user could not log on to database X, even though the connection should now be referencing database Y. However, when I edit the web.config file to reference a new database (initial catalog) it doesn't seem to register for some of the command objects (based on stored procs). In the development environment, this works as expected. I have an application that uses a key in the web.config file to reference a connection string to SQL Server 2000. Ok, I have searched everywhere and not been able to find an answer yet so I hope someone can help me. Web.config/ADO.NET command/connection string problem? So does anyone have a strategy for dealing with this problem?Ĭheers, WT.Web dev - spending forever. I can't have source control ignore the file because there's other stuff in web.config that you want other members of the team to see.
So source control is always going to think that my web.config needs committing when I don't want to do that because my connection string is private to my dev environment. If I have a local verison of the db then my connection string is going to be different to every one else's on the project.
I have my db connection string in web.config. Source control and private db connection string in web.config The error message I get if I try to compile a dll which gets the connection string from the web.config is this:Įrror BC30451: Name 'ConfigurationSettings' is not declared. In my normal aspx pages this line works fine:ĭim objSqlConnection as New SqlConnection(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("strCon"))īut it never working if I am building a control and I have to write out the connection string everytime? Im having trouble getting a function in a control I have made reading in a connection string from my web.config file. Getting Connection String from web.config in a Control dll Information about the error and where it originated in the code.Įxception Details: : Login failed for Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connectionĭescription: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of
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#WEB.CONFIG SQL SERVER CONNECTION STRING HOW TO#
My current web.config section is listed below and I would appreciate it if someone could tell me exactly how to correct the appSettings section.Updating Web.Config( ^SqlConnectionString^ was not found in web.config. I have tried various ways to get the appSettings string to match the connectionStrings entry, but I can't seem to get it to work. I have seen elsewhere that two strings need to be set appropriately for the website to work. On trying to access the website on the remote server I get an error that seems to indicate a probable problem with the SQL Server connection strings in web.config. both are clearly accessible using the remote configuration details provided to Webmatrix. Webmatrix confirms that the deployment of both the website and database are OK. I have used Microsoft Webmatrix 3 to deploy a small DNN 7 website to a remote hosting service server.
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