The config file is the natural place. Search the docs for AppSettings.
Steve Holak
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Is there an official Microsoft .NET way to store ADO.NET Connection
String parameters? If not, what do you recommend for storing connection
data for an ADO.NET data source? I would assume storing it in some XML
format.
Let's say I have multiple databases on different servers using different
database software. This would mean different User ID/Password and other
keywords in the connection string. These database engines could be
Microsoft SQL Server 2000, an older Microsoft SQL Server 6.5, Oracle 7,
Oracle 8, Oracle 8i, Oracle 9i, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc. in a
large corporate environment.
The connection string data would be depend on the provider using it.
Thanks,
Daniel
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