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Creating Databases in VB.net

 
 
trivender@gmail.com
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      12th Dec 2005
Hi,
I am developing a web application in ASP.NEt (VB.net) which runs on SQL
server as a backend database. I want to create a standalone database
creation utility (not web based). The database creation utility should
be a standalone EXE file which can be executed to create a new
database, obviously the user will have to specify certain parameters
like database name, database servername, DBuserId , password etc..
etc..

Currently I have loads of SQL scripts which I have to run using query
analyser to create the SQL database. I am looking for a way so that I
can reuse my SQL scripts from my database creation utility but I have
to only ship the EXE file to the customer none of the SQL scripts. Is
there a way to embed the SQL scripts in a windows application (VB.net)
and run them. I though of using Databaseprojects in VB.Net but they
don't seem to help me in what I am trying to do.

Regards,
Triv

 
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Cor Ligthert [MVP]
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      12th Dec 2005
Triv,

If you look in the dropdownbox you see more which are as well for SQLserver
and MySQL

http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?...1-d6dda3c888c8

I hope this helps,

Cor


 
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