A
Arjen
Hi,
I'm using the data access code block from the enterprise library inside an
asp.net 2.0 webapplication.
This application also uses the MembershipProvider. This one is using a
connectionStrings.
Now I have to declare two connection strings, one for the membership and one
for the code block.
For the membership I use "AttachDBFilename", for the MembershipProvider I
first have to attache the database.
(We are talking about the same database, there are only two connection
strings)
- Is there a way to use one for all?
- Can I use "AttachDBFilename" with the data access block?
- Is "AttachDBFilename" slower then attaching the database?
Thanks!
I'm using the data access code block from the enterprise library inside an
asp.net 2.0 webapplication.
This application also uses the MembershipProvider. This one is using a
connectionStrings.
Now I have to declare two connection strings, one for the membership and one
for the code block.
For the membership I use "AttachDBFilename", for the MembershipProvider I
first have to attache the database.
(We are talking about the same database, there are only two connection
strings)
- Is there a way to use one for all?
- Can I use "AttachDBFilename" with the data access block?
- Is "AttachDBFilename" slower then attaching the database?
Thanks!