>My whole project is what I posted originally in this thread. There is no more code other than that. MM.NET has a database key set at the top level business object so any business object being instantiated will use this key. It just needs to find the key in a config file somewhere which then supplies the connection string.
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>This works in my business object project as well as my web project using web.config. I just don't see how it would do this in a console app.
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How the MM classes are added to the project? I was thinking you can search in MM classes for SetDatabase (or what is the method) to see how the connection string to your database is set. You need to figure out how MM sets the database. Once you know it, you can figure out which config file you need to add.
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