I have used SQL CE for an ASP.NET website
for years without any problems whatsoever.
Can't comment on the Linq as I've never used it.
On 26/08/2010 6:53 PM, Matt Siebert wrote:
Hi all,
Besides the "SQL Server Compact is not intended for ASP.NET development"
exception (which can be
Hi Matt, that warning about not for ASP.NET development is rather scary
when you first see it. I get the feeling that there was going to be some
artificial political restraints on how SQL CE could be used, but they
changed their mind and that workaround was made public (or vice versa).
I've
Thanks for the info guys. This makes me less nervous about using SQLCE in
this context.
SqlMetal is definitely required for SQLCE, but if you're generating DBML
then you can still use the design surface in VS (just have to generate the
DBML manually first). I'm happy to use LINQ to SQL here as
Just a heads-up ... I found that many of my aspx pages would not open in the
VS2010 designer due to all child controls appearing as red blocks with
object reference not set null errors. It seems that VS2010 is calling the
Init method when in the designer, this might be a bug, but it seems to be
I am starting out with NetSqlAzMan and when I tried the Check Access Test with
domain user account (not my own) it fails with an 'Incorrect function'
As far as I can tell the access check test is using Kerberos Protocol Transition
var otherLogin = WindowsIdentity(Domain Account);
It fails at
