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Jonathan Wood
I'm still plugging along trying to learn .NET and all the database stuff.
I've now had two separate book database sample applications I've typed into
my computer. One was a desktop application and the other was a Web
application. Both appear to work just fine. But, in both cases, when I
update the date, it silently refreshes with the old data, unchanged. Could
there be some system setting hidden away somewhere that would prevent me
from updating databases via ASP.NET?
I'm using pretty much the default installation of Visual Studio 2005
Professional Edition. My server is SQL Express. I'm able to modify tables
and add data from within Visual Studio (running as administrator on Vista).
I went into SQL Server Configuration Manager but couldn't see anything
relevant there. (Protocols for SQLEXPRESS: Shared Memory=Enabled, Named
Pipes=Disabled, TCP/IP=Disabled, VIA=Disabled.)
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
Jonathan
I've now had two separate book database sample applications I've typed into
my computer. One was a desktop application and the other was a Web
application. Both appear to work just fine. But, in both cases, when I
update the date, it silently refreshes with the old data, unchanged. Could
there be some system setting hidden away somewhere that would prevent me
from updating databases via ASP.NET?
I'm using pretty much the default installation of Visual Studio 2005
Professional Edition. My server is SQL Express. I'm able to modify tables
and add data from within Visual Studio (running as administrator on Vista).
I went into SQL Server Configuration Manager but couldn't see anything
relevant there. (Protocols for SQLEXPRESS: Shared Memory=Enabled, Named
Pipes=Disabled, TCP/IP=Disabled, VIA=Disabled.)
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
Jonathan