Invalid value for key 'attachdbfilename'.

[Ross Culver]

I got this error the first time I tried to debug a dynamic data web form. I
created the database using the VS2K5 tool in the app_data directory of the
website (specifically D:\Websites\WarrenLive\Cortana\App_Data\Cortana.md f).

Here is value for key attachdbfilename in my connection string:
"D:\Websites\WarrenLive\Cortana\App_Data\Cortana.m df".

I Googled this error and found a post by Gregory A. Beamer which ended with
the following suggestion: " . . . check and make sure you have the file in
the proper location."

Other than putting it in the App_Data directory, what is the 'proper
location'? Or, more to the point, what's wrong with this value?

Thanks.

Ross

[Ross Culver]

Apparently the problem was that even though the dynamic data web form was
placed within a folder with the same name as a table in the SQLExpress
database, the form really couldn't find the database.

All I had to do to get past this error was to drag the table from the server
explorer onto the form, which of course created a gridview on the page. By
doing so, the form could now make the connection to the server.

Ross

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>I got this error the first time I tried to debug a dynamic data web form.
I created the database using the VS2K5 tool in the app_data directory of
the website (specifically
D:\Websites\WarrenLive\Cortana\App_Data\Cortana.m df).

Here is value for key attachdbfilename in my connection string:
"D:\Websites\WarrenLive\Cortana\App_Data\Cortana.m df".

I Googled this error and found a post by Gregory A. Beamer which ended
with the following suggestion: " . . . check and make sure you have the
file in the proper location."

Other than putting it in the App_Data directory, what is the 'proper
location'? Or, more to the point, what's wrong with this value?

Thanks.

Ross