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Modify sdf database on a desktop application
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Modify sdf database on a desktop application -
10-04-2007
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It's possible to modify an sdf database with a desktop-side application? The better thing would be to have on the local disk the sdf file, modify it and then copy the database to the right path of the device. My best regards, Maurizio. |
in server explorer. you can modify the database in server explorer
solution 2: if you have sql server 2005 you can open the sdf file in
sql server 2005 management studio for modification
solution 3: in vb 2005 application add reference to
System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll. then you can access the sdf file using
sqlceconnection.
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It's possible to modify an sdf database with a desktop-side application? The better thing would be to have on the local disk the sdf file, modify it and then copy the database to the right path of the device. My best regards, Maurizio. |
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solution 3: in vb 2005 application add reference to System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll. then you can access the sdf file using sqlceconnection. |
Sorry for my english.
My best regards, Maurizio.
"vijay" <vijaya.mohan (AT) gmail (DOT) com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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On Oct 4, 4:08 pm, "Wild Bill" <mauri... (AT) cedisoft (DOT) it> wrote: It's possible to modify an sdf database with a desktop-side application? The better thing would be to have on the local disk the sdf file, modify it and then copy the database to the right path of the device. My best regards, Maurizio. Solution 1: if you have visual studio 2005 , you can open the sdf file in server explorer. you can modify the database in server explorer solution 2: if you have sql server 2005 you can open the sdf file in sql server 2005 management studio for modification solution 3: in vb 2005 application add reference to System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll. then you can access the sdf file using sqlceconnection. |
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Sorry, I intended if there was a way to access and modify the data contained in the sdf file. I think that the 3rd suggestion: solution 3: in vb 2005 application add reference to System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll. then you can access the sdf file using sqlceconnection. is good for me. Is it right? Sorry for my english. My best regards, Maurizio. "vijay" <vijaya.mohan (AT) gmail (DOT) com> ha scritto nel messaggio news:1191490628.980870.146820 (AT) k79g2000hse (DOT) googlegroups.com... On Oct 4, 4:08 pm, "Wild Bill" <mauri... (AT) cedisoft (DOT) it> wrote: It's possible to modify an sdf database with a desktop-side application? The better thing would be to have on the local disk the sdf file, modify it and then copy the database to the right path of the device. My best regards, Maurizio. Solution 1: if you have visual studio 2005 , you can open the sdf file in server explorer. you can modify the database in server explorer solution 2: if you have sql server 2005 you can open the sdf file in sql server 2005 management studio for modification solution 3: in vb 2005 application add reference to System.Data.SqlServerCe.dll. then you can access the sdf file using sqlceconnection. |
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