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Nothing we require a change (except maybe your connection string to change the server name).
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Nothing we require a change (except maybe your connection string to change the server name).

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Just to clarify...just changing the connection string in the Web Config File is all I need to do?<br />
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Mark
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Just to clarify...just changing the connection string in the Web Config File is all I need to do?

Mark

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If it is a web site, you surely have only CRUD statements (Select, Insert, Update, Delete) right?<br />
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What was valid for SQL 2005 is still working in SQL 2012.
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If it is a web site, you surely have only CRUD statements (Select, Insert, Update, Delete) right?

What was valid for SQL 2005 is still working in SQL 2012.

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Normally I just called Stored Procedures for the data...so as long those move over I think based on what your telling me I'm good to go!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mark
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Normally I just called Stored Procedures for the data...so as long those move over I think based on what your telling me I'm good to go!

Thanks,
Mark

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I currently have several web sites that are all built using VS2005 (.net 2.0) connecting to SQL2005 databases...I was wondering if I updated the SQL Servers to 2012 would the web sites still be able to connect and work as normal?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mark
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I currently have several web sites that are all built using VS2005 (.net 2.0) connecting to SQL2005 databases...I was wondering if I updated the SQL Servers to 2012 would the web sites still be able to connect and work as normal?

Thanks,
Mark

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