Hi Gilles,

That's exactly what I was asking for, I guess it's the same solution that Alexey proposed, but this mail has make it clearer for me.

Thanks a lot :)

Pablo.

PD: Sorry for attaching my company's vCard before, I think I've removed it now.

Some clarifications, there's no username/pass in the providers.config only
in the sqlMap.config

You must put the login/pass in the connectionsString of the dataSource
element
<dataSource connectionString="..." .../ >
but if it is left empty, it's not a problem as you can assign the
connectionSting of the datasource via the code
as in
just after the call to
sqlMap = SqlMapper.Configure()
you can access the connection string property
by sqlMap.DataSource.ConnectionString, you can fill it at this time.

-Cheers

Gilles



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