from web.config file with connection string who to interact
means who to connect in gridview. in my system shows null
something error what is the problem
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Answer / saminathan
from web.config file with connection string who to interact
means who to connect in
gridview. in my system shows null something error what is
the problem
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Answer / subodh kumar
your question is not clear. Make proper sentence.
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Answer / samy
The name of the default table adapter connection string
looks something like the following:
AppName.Settings.Default.ConnectionStringName
Naturally, AppName is the name of your application and
ConnectionStringName is the name you've given to your
connection string. This is the 'certain way' that Jay is
talking about.
If you create a TableAdapter through the design time
interface and configure the connection string to save into
the config file, you can edit the config file and see
exactly what connection string name is expected.
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