Problems with my SQL Server connection string

[SAL]

Hello,

I am working with Framework 1.1 and Microsoft Enterprise Library 2005. I've
used the Enterprise Library Configuration utility to create my app.config &
dataConfigurati on.config files.

My question is, why is the Enterprise Library stripping out my User Id and
Password from my SQL Server connection string, that I have in the
dataConfigurati on file? This is an internal app that has no UI and is an
automated process that runs Store procedures which is why I have the UID and
PWD in my dataConfigurati on file. When the Enterprise Library reads the
dataConfigurati on.config file it passes the following connection string to
SQL Server:

data source=sql123;i nitial catalog=MyDb;pe rsist security info=true;packe t
size=4096
Instead of this one:
data source=SQL123;i nitial catalog=MyDb;pe rsist security info=False;user
id=youruid;;pac ket size=4096; password=yourpw d"

Is following C# code I have missing a step that is causing my issue:

Database db = DatabaseFactory .CreateDatabase ("SQL Server");

string sqlCommand = "autoApInput_ge tFile";
DBCommandWrappe r dbCommandWrappe r =
db.GetStoredPro cCommandWrapper (sqlCommand);

// Add paramters
// Input parameters can specify the input value
dbCommandWrappe r.AddInParamete r("@visitor", DbType.Int32, 1);
dbCommandWrappe r.AddInParamete r("@po", DbType.String, "0018487402 ");
dbCommandWrappe r.AddInParamete r("@poAmount" , DbType.String, "$156.25");

db.ExecuteNonQu ery(dbCommandWr apper);

And the following is the ConnectionStrin g block I have in my
dataConfigurati on.config file:

<connectionStri ng name="SQL Connection String">
<parameters>
<parameter name="data source" value="SQL123" isSensitive="fa lse"/>
<parameter name="initial catalog" value="MyDB"
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="persist security info" value="False"
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="uid" value="userid" isSensitive="tr ue" />
<parameter name="packet size" value="4096" isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="pwd" value="password " isSensitive="tr ue" />
</parameters>
</connectionStrin g>

Thanks,

[Chris Dunaway]

SAL wrote:

>
data source=sql123;i nitial catalog=MyDb;pe rsist security info=true;packe t
size=4096
Instead of this one:
data source=SQL123;i nitial catalog=MyDb;pe rsist security info=False;user
id=youruid;;pac ket size=4096; password=yourpw d"
And the following is the ConnectionStrin g block I have in my
dataConfigurati on.config file:

<connectionStri ng name="SQL Connection String">
<parameters>
<parameter name="data source" value="SQL123" isSensitive="fa lse"/>
<parameter name="initial catalog" value="MyDB"
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="persist security info" value="False"
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="uid" value="userid" isSensitive="tr ue" />
<parameter name="packet size" value="4096" isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="pwd" value="password " isSensitive="tr ue" />
</parameters>
</connectionStrin g>

IIRC, the parameter names need to be named the same as they will appear
in the connection string.

I think the problem is caused by the naming you use for the user id and
password parameters. Instead of uid, try User Id and instead of pwd,
try Password.

Here is the configuration we use:

<connectionStri ng name="BeddingTe st">
<parameters>
<parameter name="database" value="database "
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="Password" value="password "
isSensitive="tr ue" />
<parameter name="server" value="server" isSensitive="fa lse"
/>
<parameter name="User Id" value="user" isSensitive="fa lse" />
</parameters>
</connectionStrin g>

[SAL]

Hi Chris,

Thanks. You were partially correct, however it wasn't in the parameter name
but in the value itself. They changed my Initial Catalog value to include an
underscore (_) in the value and I wasn't aware of it. Why, I have no clue.
As soon as I changed it, it worked like a charm.

Thanks again for your help.

"Chris Dunaway" wrote:

SAL wrote:

data source=sql123;i nitial catalog=MyDb;pe rsist security info=true;packe t
size=4096
Instead of this one:
data source=SQL123;i nitial catalog=MyDb;pe rsist security info=False;user
id=youruid;;pac ket size=4096; password=yourpw d"
And the following is the ConnectionStrin g block I have in my
dataConfigurati on.config file:

<connectionStri ng name="SQL Connection String">
<parameters>
<parameter name="data source" value="SQL123" isSensitive="fa lse"/>
<parameter name="initial catalog" value="MyDB"
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="persist security info" value="False"
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="uid" value="userid" isSensitive="tr ue" />
<parameter name="packet size" value="4096" isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="pwd" value="password " isSensitive="tr ue" />
</parameters>
</connectionStrin g>

IIRC, the parameter names need to be named the same as they will appear
in the connection string.

I think the problem is caused by the naming you use for the user id and
password parameters. Instead of uid, try User Id and instead of pwd,
try Password.

Here is the configuration we use:

<connectionStri ng name="BeddingTe st">
<parameters>
<parameter name="database" value="database "
isSensitive="fa lse" />
<parameter name="Password" value="password "
isSensitive="tr ue" />
<parameter name="server" value="server" isSensitive="fa lse"
/>
<parameter name="User Id" value="user" isSensitive="fa lse" />
</parameters>
</connectionStrin g>