J
John Altland
Hello,
I need to access two databases on two seperate servers in
one program. One, dblocal, and another, dbserver. Once I
am done the queries on the local database, I dispose the
connection to dblocal and attempt to connect, using a
seperate connection. Once I attempt to open this second
connection, an exception is thrown. I used the connection
string built by the server explorer for both databases so
the problem should not be there, however the
datasource.tostring method returns a null string. I have
looked all over msdn and a variety of webpages and MS
ADO.Net book to find and answer. Can anyone help me out
using to connections at different times in ADO.Net.
I need to access two databases on two seperate servers in
one program. One, dblocal, and another, dbserver. Once I
am done the queries on the local database, I dispose the
connection to dblocal and attempt to connect, using a
seperate connection. Once I attempt to open this second
connection, an exception is thrown. I used the connection
string built by the server explorer for both databases so
the problem should not be there, however the
datasource.tostring method returns a null string. I have
looked all over msdn and a variety of webpages and MS
ADO.Net book to find and answer. Can anyone help me out
using to connections at different times in ADO.Net.