Security violations when running on a network drive

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Dom

In my C++ and VB days, it was easy to put a program on a network
drive, and allow each user to shortcut to it. Then, when needed, I
could just update the program on the network drive, and each user
automatically had it the next time they ran it.

Sometimes seems to be happening in CSharp. Now I get the error:

"Request for the permission of type
'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlClientPermission, System.Data,
Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=<...>' failed."

Is there a work around here, or is this really a question for an XP
group? I'm reduced to emailing programs to users, but I need to munge
the ".exe" to ".exe_X", and let the users rename it. Some are not
comfortable with this.

Dom
 
In my C++ and VB days, it was easy to put a program on a network
drive, and allow each user to shortcut to it. Then, when needed, I
could just update the program on the network drive, and each user
automatically had it the next time they ran it.

Sometimes seems to be happening in CSharp. Now I get the error:

"Request for the permission of type
'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlClientPermission, System.Data,
Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=<...>' failed."

Is there a work around here, or is this really a question for an XP
group? I'm reduced to emailing programs to users, but I need to munge
the ".exe" to ".exe_X", and let the users rename it. Some are not
comfortable with this.

Dom
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SqlClientPermission probably means that your program doesnt have the
right credentials to access the DB.
Check the connection string..
 
SqlClientPermission probably means that your program doesnt have the
right credentials to access the DB.
Check the connection string..
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if thats not the probem, that this could fx it..

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\caspol -q -machine -
addgroup 1 -url file://s:/Applicatoin/Some.exe FullTrust -name "My
App"
 
if thats not the probem, that this could fx it..

C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\caspol -q -machine -
addgroup 1 -url file://s:/Applicatoin/Some.exe  FullTrust -name "My
App"- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks for the two suggestions. I'd like to see if I can fix it in
the connection string. Here is the one I am using:

"Data Source=<Server>; Initial Catalog=<Database>; User ID=sa;
Password=; Connection Timeout=60"

Am I leaving something important out? The "sa" and no password is
done on my "test server".

Dom
 
In my C++ and VB days, it was easy to put a program on a network
drive, and allow each user to shortcut to it.  Then, when needed, I
could just update the program on the network drive, and each user
automatically had it the next time they ran it.

Sometimes seems to be happening in CSharp.  Now I get the error:

"Request for the permission of type
'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlClientPermission, System.Data,
Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=<...>' failed."

Is there a work around here, or is this really a question for an XP
group?  I'm reduced to emailing programs to users, but I need to munge
the ".exe" to ".exe_X", and let the users rename it.  Some are not
comfortable with this.

Dom
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Hi,

If you give full trust to the local network your problems might be
solved.

One question though, does this error happen always or just some times?
 
Hi,

If you give full trust to the local network your problems might be
solved.

One question though, does this error happen always or just some times?- Hide quoted text -

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Always, at least for the program in question. Of course, if I write a
program that does not access the server, this error won't occur, and I
assume no other error will either.

Dom
 
Always, at least for the program in question.  Of course, if I write a
program that does not access the server, this error won't occur, and I
assume no other error will either.

Dom- Hide quoted text -

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Give the local network full trust and see what happen
 
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