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Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration "Full Trust" vs running locally.

Zones: .NET, Miscellaneous Programming, Visual Studio .NET 2005

Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration, VB.NET, .NET 2.0

Question/Advice:

I have written and tested a .NET 2.0 application using VB.NET, which in essence, is a giant, specialized CRM-type system. The application connects to a SQL Server 2000 backend and uses stored procedures for all of the database transactions. It may be important to note that this is our organization's first real .NET-based desktop application -- and as such several group policies are put into place that specifically prevent .NET assemblies from running that are located on networked drives. In addition, the user's do not have rights to copy/install software to their C: drive. Testing was accomplished by copying the application to a thumbdrive and running it from there.

The application was to be deployed to a shared network folder that all of the users (about 10 in all) have access to and shortcuts were created on each user's desktop. In addition, an individual from the local helpdesk went to each person and ran "Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration" to configure the path of the .exe as a "Full Trust" application under the "Local Intranet" code zone.

We set this up on a test subject's computer, no problems were detected at first. However, the user reports a "report or function has too many arguments specified' error on several queries. I took the same .exe from the network and loaded back to a thumbdrive, ran it, and did not encounter any problems. The only difference is the location of the application.

The stored procedures were referenced as data sources in the project and called that way. I've looked at the application code, the data source designer code and the stored procedure and did not find any references to erroneous arguments.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: JAndyEvans

Solution Provided By: graye

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: B

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