How to connect to MSDE with C#

[aboutjav.com]

Hi,

I am new with ADO.net and MSDE. I work with SQL server, but our project
requires an export to MSDE. Currently, my connection string is

DbConn = new OleDbConnection("Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Data
Source="+strSqlServerName+"; Initial Catalog="+strSqlServerDbName+";
uid="+m_strDbUserName+";pwd="+m_strDbPassword);


How do I modify this to find my MSDE database and connect to it? Also,
how do I find the name of the MSDE database server on my PC?

Thanks,

AJ

 

[W.G. Ryan - MVP]

Hi,

I am new with ADO.net and MSDE. I work with SQL server, but our project
requires an export to MSDE. Currently, my connection string is

DbConn = new OleDbConnection("Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Data
Source="+strSqlServerName+"; Initial Catalog="+strSqlServerDbName+";
uid="+m_strDbUserName+";pwd="+m_strDbPassword);


How do I modify this to find my MSDE database and connect to it?

-http://www.connectionstrings.com/ (expand the Sql Server 2005 node)
Also,

 

[Val Mazur \(MVP\)]

Hi,

MSDE is a SQL Server, but just a light version of it and some limitations.
It means, to connect to it from your code, you are using exact same
connection. There is no difference. You suppose to see service running for
your MSDE and there you could check your MADE server name.

 

[William \(Bill\) Vaughn]

With ADO.NET you should use the SqlClient SQL Server provider for all
versions of SQL Server 7.0 or higher. See my blog for a detailed checklist
on getting connected.

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