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| | How can I change a ConnectionString depending on the dev or prod environment ? Hello, It is about a VB2008 intranet application. It uses a SQL Server database. The ConnectionString is defined in the connectionStrings section of the web.config file. This application uses ObjectDataSource objects, defined in design mode. I would like to use a different database depending on the execution environment (development or production). I can test the environment by retrieving the IIS server name. I could of course change the web.config file by hand, but every time I will publish from dev to prod I should do the change again.Of course, a day or another there will be a forgetting or a mistake. Can anybody propose an automatic solution? Thank you in advance, Gilbert |
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| | Re: How can I change a ConnectionString depending on the dev or prod environment ? Just use web deployment projects, you can create 1 project for each environment you'll be deploying the web application to. Here's the link for the RTW (Release to Web) version for VS2008. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en If you're using a build server, don't forget to install it on there as well or you'll get an error when it tries to build. "Gilbert Tordeur" <gilbert.tordeur@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:O3SArg0vIHA.4772@xxxxxx Quote: > Hello, > > It is about a VB2008 intranet application. It uses a SQL Server database. > The ConnectionString is defined in the > connectionStrings section of the web.config file. This application uses > ObjectDataSource objects, defined in design mode. > > I would like to use a different database depending on the execution > environment (development or production). > > I can test the environment by retrieving the IIS server name. I could of > course change the web.config file by hand, but every time I will publish > from dev to prod I should do the change again.Of course, a day or another > there will be a forgetting or a mistake. > > Can anybody propose an automatic solution? > > Thank you in advance, > Gilbert > > > |
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| | Re: How can I change a ConnectionString depending on the dev or prod environment ? Thank you Jeff for your suggestion. I didn't even know the existence of this tool. have a good day, Gilbert "Jeff Winn" <jwinn@xxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news: 8AFE70DC-9E60-4BF7-981B-6F9260BEE97C@xxxxxx... Quote: > Just use web deployment projects, you can create 1 project for each > environment you'll be deploying the web application to. Here's the link > for the RTW (Release to Web) version for VS2008. > > http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en > > If you're using a build server, don't forget to install it on there as > well or you'll get an error when it tries to build. > > "Gilbert Tordeur" <gilbert.tordeur@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:O3SArg0vIHA.4772@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hello, >> >> It is about a VB2008 intranet application. It uses a SQL Server >> database. The ConnectionString is defined in the >> connectionStrings section of the web.config file. This application uses >> ObjectDataSource objects, defined in design mode. >> >> I would like to use a different database depending on the execution >> environment (development or production). >> >> I can test the environment by retrieving the IIS server name. I could of >> course change the web.config file by hand, but every time I will publish >> from dev to prod I should do the change again.Of course, a day or another >> there will be a forgetting or a mistake. >> >> Can anybody propose an automatic solution? >> >> Thank you in advance, >> Gilbert >> >> >> |
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