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arnie
Posts: 209 From: Gobbler Knob, Indiana Status: offline
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What happens to db connection when changing to SQL - 1/14/2002 18:58:54
Would experiment myself, but time is short to make a decision to "switch now or later." If I change to SQL Server from Access 2000, will I have to click through all DRWs to make work (once the db connection has been redirected to the SQL db?) Hope not - there are tons of them... Thanks! Arnie Howes
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Spooky
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RE: What happens to db connection when changing to SQL - 1/14/2002 22:55:49
At the simplest level, you would open your site live, and edit the existing database connection in the tools > web settings to point to the new SQL connection §þððk¥ Database / DRW Q & A VP-ASP Shopping cart Spooky Login
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Rayne
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RE: What happens to db connection when changing to SQL - 1/14/2002 23:53:44
I would think that as long as you are using the DRW, you would just have to change the db connection then verify it. Rayne www.raynecountry.net
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Spooky
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RE: What happens to db connection when changing to SQL - 1/15/2002 15:06:19
About the only thing to keep an eye on (if they arent simple DRW queries) is handling of dates §þððk¥ Database / DRW Q & A VP-ASP Shopping cart Spooky Login
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