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7.4

Profile connection string

Asked by mpdillon in Visual Studio, SQL Server 2005

Tags: Microsoft, Visual Studio 2008, Visual Basic, web application, IE7

Sorry about the cryptic title. I want to use Profile properties in a new web applicaiton. I have it up and running without any significant trouble. However, I have two instances of SQL Server Express running on my desktop(I won't take the time to relate the story of how that happened). I want to remove one of these instances but I do not want to remover the copy that VS2008 is using to store my Profile Properties. VS2008 must store the connection to SQL server information somewhere. I would like to view that connection information so I can determine which instance of SQL that VS2008 is using.
Thanks,
pat
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