enterprise Library Configuration

[Guest]

Hello Everyone,

I am trying to add multiple connection strings in my web.config file. I
searched in google to find out how to add multiple connections strings
through enterprise library 2.0 , 2006.
All of them are mentioning that I can go to enterprise Library configuration
and go to file menu and open the web.config file of the existing web
application. I did that,
but when I open the web.config file. I see a tree of
DataAccesApplicationBlocks and under that connectionstrings and then
localSQLServer.
I don't see an application menu under Enterprise Library configurations. How
can I put multiple connection strings in web.config file and I am using
enterprise library 2006, 2.0 version.


Any help will be appreciated

 

[DeveloperX]

Hello Everyone,

I am trying to add multiple connection strings in my web.config file. I
searched in google to find out how to add multiple connections strings
through enterprise library 2.0 , 2006.
All of them are mentioning that I can go to enterprise Library configuration
and go to file menu and open the web.config file of the existing web
application. I did that,
but when I open the web.config file. I see a tree of
DataAccesApplicationBlocks and under that connectionstrings and then
localSQLServer.
I don't see an application menu under Enterprise Library configurations. How
can I put multiple connection strings in web.config file and I am using
enterprise library 2006, 2.0 version.

Any help will be appreciated

Hi, CreateDatabase should have an overload which takes a string, and
you can use that to define multiple sections in your config for
multiple databases. Off the top of my head, just nest your current
connection details in a new named block and use that name in
CreateDatabase.
Cheers

 

[sloan]

Just to concur.

The overload of .CreateDatabase (string) is where you'll put in the
"instanceName".

Look in the .config file also. THere should be a "defaultInstance" name as
well.

THis is what is used when you call
..CreateDatabase() ; /// no string overload