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You can't if you're using wizards in DW. To avoid that, you need to write the whole scripts yourself by Not using wizards
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You can't if you're using wizards in DW. To avoid that, you need to write the whole scripts yourself by Not using wizards

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THis si correct, DW cannot 'find' the connection if not located in the connections folder. &nbsp;To my knowledge, there is no DW setting that can be changed.<br />
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THis si correct, DW cannot 'find' the connection if not located in the connections folder.  To my knowledge, there is no DW setting that can be changed.

Rockman

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Is there anyway to get dreamweaver to stop putting the db connection in an include file when creating a recordset? <br />
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The work around is obvious: <br />
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Create the recordset then open the include file and copy the connection string and place it inside of the original document. Thats easy enough, but I just want is to be that much easier.<br />
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When you do this the recorset shows an exclamation point because DW can't find the connection any longer. 
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Is there anyway to get dreamweaver to stop putting the db connection in an include file when creating a recordset? 

The work around is obvious: 

Create the recordset then open the include file and copy the connection string and place it inside of the original document. Thats easy enough, but I just want is to be that much easier.

When you do this the recorset shows an exclamation point because DW can't find the connection any longer. 

Is there anyway to get dreamweaver to stop putting the db connection in an include file when creating a recordset?

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