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Hello all,

I have 10 forms with 1 mdi. In every form I give same connection string.

I want to genrate connection string in all forms. I want to give only one time connection string and genrate automatically in all forms.

Simple:
only one connection string load in all forms.

Posted 3-Jan-11 1:17am

Bhatt Aniruddh

Updated 3-Jan-11 1:20am

JF2015

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Actually i can't understand what u wrote.
"In every form I give same connection string."
where you gave that?
If you gave that connection string in application setting, you can easily access that from any form inside your app using:

Dim ConStr As String = My.Settings.YourConnectionString

U don't have to give individual connection string in every form. :thumbsup:

Posted 3-Jan-11 6:59am

Аslam Iqbal

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 3-Jan-11 13:46pm

This question was already answered 5h ago. Please read the other posts before you write an answer. Thank you!

Аslam Iqbal 3-Jan-11 14:42pm

Is this restricted to answer an unsolved 6 hours old problem? I don't think so.

aidin Tajadod 3-Jan-11 17:24pm

It does not flag as solved!!!!

fjdiewornncalwe 8-Jan-11 13:59pm

1: Your answer adds nothing to the answer by Estys. If your answer is the same as a previous one with a small enhancement, feel free to add a comment with your additional points. That way the answers stay clearer and less confusing for everyone.

Solution 2

have you visited the webpage ConnectionStrings.com ?

Posted 3-Jan-11 3:16am

T2102

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fjdiewornncalwe 3-Jan-11 21:24pm

This doesn't answer what the OP is asking.

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Estys · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-03T01:28:00

Solution 1

Google for app.config and connectionstrings section.

Cheers

Posted 3-Jan-11 1:28am

Estys

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 3-Jan-11 13:44pm

Well observed! 5+