Isn't Hoth a bit cold for Yoda ;)
Seriously, I have a production ASP.Net web application that connects to a named SQL
server instance to authenticate web
users - thousands of times a day.
Can you log in with the credentials in VS.Net, with the connection string builder
dialog for a SqlConnection object?
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Has anyone successfully connected to a named database instance with
SQLConnection?
I assumed something like this would work but all I get is server not found
or refused connection errors:
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection("user id=jedi;password=yoda;initial
catalog=pubs; data source=hoth\\projectx;");
conn.Open();
I've trawled though google, on line help and msdn but so far I've come up
with nothing.
Can anyone enlighten me?
Martin
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