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Hello Experts,<br />
Help please. &nbsp;I am using the Tailspin Spyworks application as a template. &nbsp;I am still on xp pro. &nbsp;I have visual studio 2010. &nbsp;When I run the application using the developement version of localhost where it assigns a random port, it works fine. &nbsp;When I bebug using IIS, I constanly get System.Data.EntityExceptio<wbr />n {&quot;The underlying provider failed on Open.&quot;}. &nbsp;Anyone have any ideas. &nbsp;Thanks,<br />
Howard
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Hello Experts,
Help please.  I am using the Tailspin Spyworks application as a template.  I am still on xp pro.  I have visual studio 2010.  When I run the application using the developement version of localhost where it assigns a random port, it works fine.  When I bebug using IIS, I constanly get System.Data.EntityException {"The underlying provider failed on Open."}.  Anyone have any ideas.  Thanks,
Howard

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