Application name magic

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Martin

Hi!
Listen to this:
I have two w2k servers with SQL Server 2000 an the .Net Framework installed.
The first server is called "NET2", the second is called "PAS003".
I have an ASP.NET application, called "manufacturing". In the web.config I
made an application setting for the connectionstring.
The application was build on server NET2, the connectionstring pointed to
NET2.
I copied all the files from NET2 to the PAS003 server, including the visual
studio.net project file.

Now the following thing happens:
When I use visual studio to edit the web.config of PAS003 (because of the
connectionstring), the web.config of NET2 changes. The same thing arround:
when I want to change something on PAS003, I need to open the projectfile on
NET2. This keeps on happening.
Is this some server magic?
 
You may want to use the "Copy Project" option from the "Project" menu in
visual studio to copy your project, rather than copy/paste.
 
Thanks, I'll try this tomorow. I guess it has something to do with a cache
used by visualstudio.
 
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