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ASP.NET Tutorial » ADO.net Database » SqlServer

18. 42. 3. You can connect to a Local database named MyLocalData.mdf by using the following connection string:


Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|MyLocalData.mdf;

Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True

18. 42. SqlServer
	18. 42. 1.	Connect to SQL server with integrated Authentication or SQL Authentication
	18. 42. 2.	Execute delete command with SqlCommand against SqlServer
	18. 42. 3.	You can connect to a Local database named MyLocalData.mdf by using the following connection string:
	18. 42. 4.	For example, the following connection string enables you to connect to a Server database named MyData:
	18. 42. 5.	You use SQLCMD by opening a command prompt and connecting to your database with the following command:
	18. 42. 6.	Read data from SQL server and fill asp:dropdownlist (C#)
	18. 42. 7.	Handle table relationship (C#)
	18. 42. 8.	Insert, update and delete (C#)

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