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Darrel
I've been taught that, at least in 1.1, you put your DB connection strings
in the WebConfig file and access them from there as needed.
In 2.0, it looks like I can do the same, but it's been suggested that I use
the Web Site Admin Tool Wizard to store them. So, I have a few questions:
Should I? The wizard itself says: "Do not store sensitive information, such
as user names, passwords, or database connection strings in application
settings." Is that the wrong place? If so, where should I put it?
If not, it looks like it just sticks the app setting back in the web config
file like I used to do manually. As such, is there any value in using the
Wizard to just add a line of text to my config file?
-Darrel
in the WebConfig file and access them from there as needed.
In 2.0, it looks like I can do the same, but it's been suggested that I use
the Web Site Admin Tool Wizard to store them. So, I have a few questions:
Should I? The wizard itself says: "Do not store sensitive information, such
as user names, passwords, or database connection strings in application
settings." Is that the wrong place? If so, where should I put it?
If not, it looks like it just sticks the app setting back in the web config
file like I used to do manually. As such, is there any value in using the
Wizard to just add a line of text to my config file?
-Darrel