expression web dev tool w/ SQL 2005

[wisemx]

Hi,
Something just beginning is a series of Videos for DASP accounts.
The first one was published this week, How to connect to remote DASP SQL Servers from SQL Server 2005:
http://iis7testcom.web701.discountasp.net/connecting/connecting.html

Additional videos can be requested at any time.

For each of your questions about ASP.NET 2.0 there are some very nice tutorial videos:
http://asp.net/learn/

As for WebAssist, hopefully someone else can help you with that, I'm not familiar with it at all.
Salute,
Mark

[bruce]

We don't have that article on our KB because different version of VS.NET and VWD have different capabilities when connecting to SQL.


I recommend you use SQL Management Studio to connect rather that VWD.


Bruce

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[brea245]

I develop in Expression Web (EW) and Visual Basic Express in VB. running OS Vista business.
In(EW) I'm to use the ASP.NET 2.0 data source control: SqlDataSource (ADO) which is recommended for password-protected databases I would also need to config. email and confirmation page, storage data file and validation on forms, logins.

Any chance there's links on knowledge base step-by-step instructions on how to set-up and use the SQL 05 server??
like the 'How to connect to SQL server using SQL server managemt studio'
I also use WebAssist a third party payment dev tool that connects to EW has this been succesful on DASP?
Like what a name should look like: SQL2005-459863-??????

I'm new to SQL need help-please http://community.discountasp.net/emoticons/wink.gif

[wisemx]

Until you add the SQL Server to your account you may get a kick out of playing with Linq to XML.
I've had a ton of fun with it and you should find lots of articles on-line right now, if not I can post some for ya.
Salute,
Mark

PS - I do my best to keep it fun. http://community.discountasp.net/emoticons/wink.gif

[brea245]

Thanks for the advice http://community.discountasp.net/emoticons/idea.gif now I have some homework and purchasedasp SQL space.

I'm sort of intrigued byVS.NET have to read more on this system later-anything to make my computing easier.