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Do you received some error? <br />
If your connection string is in configuration file just change server name and if needed database name and it is ready.<br />
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Patrik
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Do you received some error?
If your connection string is in configuration file just change server name and if needed database name and it is ready.

Patrik

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patrikt - there doesn't seem to be a config file in the build, only .exe, .pdb etc<br />
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gbshahag - I'll try this
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patrikt - there doesn't seem to be a config file in the build, only .exe, .pdb etc

gbshahag - I'll try this

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gbshahag :<br />
\SQLExpress<br />
works, thank-you<br />
<br />
patrikt :<br />
I have awarded points for your contribution too<br />
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<br />
thanks<br />

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gbshahag :
\SQLExpress
works, thank-you

patrikt :
I have awarded points for your contribution too


thanks


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Hi<br />
I've got application that works fine on development PC. &nbsp;Its server name is \PC144\SQLExpress. &nbsp;The ConnectionString is programmed in it seems to the application config / XSD file by visual studio automatically.<br />
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The server name on target pc could be anything e.g. PC192\SQLExpress.<br />
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What does one do to cater for this? &nbsp;I thought if the Database NAME in both systems were same it would be OK ???<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi
I've got application that works fine on development PC.  Its server name is \PC144\SQLExpress.  The ConnectionString is programmed in it seems to the application config / XSD file by visual studio automatically.

The server name on target pc could be anything e.g. PC192\SQLExpress.

What does one do to cater for this?  I thought if the Database NAME in both systems were same it would be OK ???

Thanks

ConnectionString for another PC

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Microsoft SQL Server 2005

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