Microsoft Synchronization ADO.NET in Deployment

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I have a Synchronization application which updates my mobile application's local db for every change in the Main DB. Recently my Main DB is changed from one system to another system. But My synchronization application is pointing to previous DB and doing sync with it only. I tried to change the connection string in app.config, the result, it points to previous db.After recreating the cache it worked perfectly.

Do I realy need to recreate my cache from newly implemented DB? then what is the case in production environment?

Thanks in advance

Sharath

Posted 29-Aug-13 16:04pm

sharath52

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2013-10-22T03:36:00

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Yes. If the connection is still in the cache you'll have to clear it out or wait for it to expire and clear out on its own.

Posted 22-Oct-13 3:36am

ZurdoDev