Hi Eric,
Your welcome.
The connection under Databases is used for MM stuff. The other connection string must have been generated by creating a object Data source for something else you have done. I do not create anything in my MM apps that would put a connections string in the web ( or app) config files except the MM section.
Can't help with the indexing thing.
Tim
>Ah, yes it is. Thanks AGAIN Tim!
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>Curious, the correct connectionString was in the 'connectionStrings' section of that very same file, but the incorrect one was in the 'databases' section. I'll have to dig into what each of these actually do. Also wondering why this file isn't indexed so that could be found in my filesystem search.
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>Eric
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>>>Hi All,
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>>>When running the MM.Net Business Layer Generator, on Step 3, the default Connection String is an old one that has been superceded. I've been hand changing it each time, but I'm tired of having to do that. Where is that stored? I've searched the filesystem and the registry.
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>>>Thanks,
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>>>Eric
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>>It is in the App.config file located in your business object project near the bottom of the file. The connection string in your application app.config or web.config is used at runtime for the application, but the connection string in app.config of the business project is used for the BLG.
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>>Tim
Timothy Bryan