How to use App.Config to set the Connection String for Strongly Typed (itscommonsensestupid.blogspot.com)

submitted by nsoonhuinsoonhui(1810) 2 years, 11 months ago

Strongly typed dataset is a good thing... well, sort of, if you just need a quick and dirty Data Access Layer for your Microsoft Access backend in your .net code. What is unknown to many is that it is possible to set the the connection string of a strongly typed dataset from App.Config file. This is extremely handy if you have to deploy your application on client's computer because you can compile the application once and just change the config file when the application is installed on client's computer. This is a post that demonstrates how to do this.

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