configurationmanager

Background: I have some data thats stored in the web.config files of about 100 web applications. This data is getting moved to a database gradually. The webpages will show the web.config data until somebody clicks on an "edit" link in which case they'll be redirected to a webpage which will allow them to update this data where it will be saved in a database instead. Problem: Not all of the data will be changed on this page that will save it to the database. When somebody clicks the "edit" link I want the form to populate with the data from the web.config file and when they click "save" have it

Getting the values from a config file that uses a section defined by System.Configuration.NameValueSectionHandler is easy when you're using the current config file for the application. Example Config file. <configuration> <configSections> <section name="MyParams" type="System.Configuration.NameValueSectionHandler" /> </configSections> <MyParams> <add key="FirstParam" value="One"/> <add key="SecondParam" value="Two"/> </MyParams> </configuration> Example Code that easily reads it. NameValueCollection myParamsCollection = ConfigurationManager.GetSection("MyParams") as NameValueCollection; This

Where is the SQL Server Configuration Manager in SQL Server 2016? It is not under the menu group for SQL Server 2016. (I have the Developer Edition installed) 1.Open run CTRL + R 2.Type below command.. SQLServerManager13.msc sometimes SQLServer Configuration manager won't appear in search ,either due to recent installation ,so it was not indexed or some other reason..So you can use above command to open it from RUN.. Below are some more commands corresponding to different versions.. SQLServerManager14.msc SQLServer2017 SQLServerManager13.msc SQLServer2016 SQLServerManager12.msc SQLServer2014

I wanna read/write (and save) application's configuration file in program The app.config is like this: <configuration> <configSections> <section name="AdWordsApi" type="System.Configuration.DictionarySectionHandler" requirePermission="false"/> </configSections> <AdWordsApi> <add key="LogPath" value=".\Logs\"/> ... </AdWordsApi> </configuration> When I use ConfigurationManager.GetSection to read the app.config, it works: var adwords_section = (System.Collections.Hashtable) System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.GetSection("AdWordsApi"); Console.WriteLine((string)adwords_section["LogPath"]);

I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio Team System 2008 Team Suite. The "Configuration Manager" menu item is missing for me. I've assigned a keyboard shortcut to the Configuration Manager, but it doesn't have any effect (actually, it produces a "ding" sound). How do I get the Configuration Manager to work for all projects? The answer is: Make sure the following option is checked: Tools ⇒ Options ⇒ Projects and Solutions ⇒ General ⇒ "Show advanced build configurations". DaveL Visual Studio 2008 will only show the Configuration Manager if the solution node is visible in Solution Explorer . If you