SQL Server Connection Strings for ASP_NET Web Applications – ASP.NET and Web Tools Developer Content Team. [Note: This post is a preliminary version of a document that has been published on MSDN.
The published version with changes resulting from the comments received is now available here. Thanks to everyone who sent comments about this version.] This is one of a series of posts that present preliminary versions of pages that will eventually be published on MSDN. These pages are a work in progress and suggestions for improvements or corrections are welcome.
The intended audience is newcomers to ASP.NET and the purpose is to provide basic guidance for making data access choices for ASP.NET application development. The series includes: — Tom Dykstra ASP.NET User Education This topic provides examples of SQL Server connection strings for typical ASP.NET web application scenarios. This topic contains the following sections: Connection String Examples In all of these examples, if you are using Entity Framework Code First, ConnectionStringName is typically the name of the context class. User Instance. Security in the .NET Framework. C# Reference. Updated: July 20, 2015 This section provides reference material about C# keywords, operators, compiler errors, and warnings.
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One of the most exciting perks of using Adobe’s Edge Animate is the seamless integration with new, exciting CSS features that I didn’t even know existed until exploring Edge Animate further.
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Kurt Vonnegut claimed that his prettiest contribution to culture wasn’t a popular novel like “Cat’s Cradle” or “Slaughterhouse-Five,” but a largely forgotten master’s thesis he wrote while studying anthropology at the University of Chicago. The thesis argued that a main character has ups and downs that can be graphed to reveal the taxonomy of a story, as well as something about the culture it comes from. “The fundamental idea is that stories have shapes which can be drawn on graph paper, and that the shape of a given society’s stories is at least as interesting as the shape of its pots or spearheads,” Vonnegut said. In addition to churning out novels, Vonnegut was deeply interested in the practice of writing. The tips he wrote for other writers – including “How to write with style” and “Eight rules for writing fiction” -- are concise, funny, and still very useful.
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