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>>So, I'll post another thread in SQL Server forum in a sec., but just in case, how can I use two connection strings to switch between development/local?
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>>The connection string is in web.config
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>I just have them all in config.web and comment out the ones I'm not using like this...
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>		<!-- TEST - SQL2005
			<add key="SqlConnectionString" value="MyConnectionStringTEST"/>
		-->
>		
>		<!-- DEBUG - SQL2005
			<add key="SqlConnectionString" value="MyConnectionStringDEBUG"/>
               -->
>	
>		<!-- DEV - SQL2005
			<add key="SqlConnectionString" value="MyConnectionStringDEV"/>
                -->
>		
>		<!-- Local DB	SQL 2K
			<add key="SqlConnectionString" value="MyConnectionStringLOCAL2K"/>
		-->
>		
>		<!-- Local DB	SQL 2005 -->
>			<add key="SqlConnectionString" value="MyConnectionStringTESTLOCAL2005"/>
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>Bruce

Bruce,

Thanks a lot. I'll do something similar too.

BTW, did you or anyone else see my question regarding Cancel button and Client side code?

I don't know why it should be so hard for me to get it working :( Could the problem be what I'm using AJAX and Update Panel and my table is inside it? The Cancel button should simply hide the table with information...