connection-string

I am using c# to connect to sql server on another computer on the network but i got an exception message Login failed for user ' username' however the server log state that the connection is successful for the user using windows authentication my connection string is: "Data Source=ipaddress,1433;Initial Catalog=database;Trusted_Connection=True;Integrated Security=False;Connect Timeout=30;user ID=username;password=password" I am using microsoft sql server 2008 R2 Thanks in advance There are few things you should check: Remove "Trusted_Connection=True;" in your connection string Turn off the

I'm planning to deploy my DB file in the Users\CurrentUserName\AppData folder, because default User Account Control settings restrict write access to the Program Files directory where my program is installed. First question - is this correct? So far, I've created a custom folder, set the DefaultLocation property to [LocalAppDataFolder][ProductName] , and put the .sdf file in that folder. This works in Windows 7, but it doesn't seem to work in Windows XP - I can't find any sign of it being deployed anywhere. So where and how should I deploy the DB file? I'm also unsure how to set the connection

I have .NET MVC 3 project where I use sql membership provider and entity framework. I've created new database on my SQL server and created all objects for membership provider using aspnet_regsql.exe , I've changed my connection string and it works fine. Now I want to use entity framework for db interaction. I'm using Code-First so I created simple entity class and I can save data to db and retreive it. The problem is that the place where entity framework keeps it's data is a mistery. I can not find any database in my project and there are no new tables in my SQL database. If I add second

I am using ServiceStack OrmLite SqlServer v3.9.71 and have the following connection string: <add key="ConnStr" value="Data Source=my-db;Initial Catalog=Users;Integrated Security=SSPI;Connection Timeout=666"/> and am using the following to run a query which takes 2-3 minutes to come back: using (Db) { var result = new ResultDto(); Parallel.Invoke( () => { result.StatOne = Db.Dictionary<DateTime, int>(query1); }, () => { result.StatTwo = Db.Dictionary<DateTime, int>(query2); } ); return result; } When putting a break point on the Db object, I can see the connection time out to be 666 but I can't

SQL Express 2005 is running locally. I have a project written by another person running on the same machine. All I want to do is connect to it, can't be that hard right? This is the one I use in my old classic ASP code to hit another database running on the same instance: Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=MYLAPTOP\MSSMLBIZ;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=TestUser;Password=letmein;Initial Catalog=TestDB But trying a version of that makes the .net code throw a wobbler as he's written it using SQLServer drivers so its not liking the Provider stuff. Here is the orginal connection string from his