sql-server-ce

say, I want to use an existing SqlCe Database which HAS data in it. I am not sure which is the best way to do it. 1) here is the normal way to create a SqlCe Database for Windows phone using (CountryDataContext context = new CountryDataContext(ConnectionString)) { if (!context.DatabaseExists()) { // create database if it does not exist context.CreateDatabase(); } } But this Database has data in it , so I dont want to create it. I want to deploy it or store in in isolatedStorage. How should I do it ?? I want to use the data already in the database. Thanks You can include the database file as

What are the differences, other than a file size restriction in SQL Server Compact, and Windows only usage? andyp I've found a couple of questions and some blog posts relating to this. A small comparison of their memory usage can be found here . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3301370/is-sql-server-compact-edition-a-sensible-alternative-to-sqlite

I am new to Windows Mobile development and have been investigating methods to synchronize data between PDA's running WM6 and a SQL Server 2005 Database. After some research I decided to go with Windows Synchronization Services. I started by looking at the sample: SyncServicesForDevicesSample I downloaded and installed all the prerequisite software outlined in the readme including: Visual Studio 2008 Professional SP1 SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Synchronization Services for ADO.NET 1.0 (devices) When I load the sample I noted that the System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll reference in the

I have a C# DateTime class and wanted to know how I need to format it in a SQL Server CE query to insert it into the database, I was hoping to have both the date and time inserted in. Currently when I try variations thereof I get invalid format exceptions. Current format I'm using is: dd/MM/yyyy , was hoping to do something like dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss . The way I'm trying to do the insert is like so: ( ( DateTime )_Value ).ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy hh:mm:ss" ) Obviously hh:mm:ss isn't working, if that isn't there dd/MM/yyyy executes successfully in the query. I've tried a few formats including what I