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Is it possible to connect to SQL Server 2005 Workgroup using C# Express
edition ?

Thanks for your help,

Roelof

Jan 13 '07 #1
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You should be able to connect to any edition of Sql Server using the
SqlClient class.
This includes handy things like SqlConnection, SqlCommand, SqlParameter, etc.
Peter

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"Roelof van Kooten" wrote:
Is it possible to connect to SQL Server 2005 Workgroup using C# Express
edition ?

Thanks for your help,

Roelof

Jan 14 '07 #2
Is it possible to connect to SQL Server 2005 Workgroup using C# Express
edition ?
I'm not sure what SQL Workgroup is, but if you can get a connection to
the box it runs on, say in Windows Explorer, than you can get to it
through .net code. Just make a note of the server name ( or IP address
) and if there are more than one instance of SQL Server running on the
server, which one, then write up a connection string.

Jan 14 '07 #3
When making a new Connection in C# Express Edition I can choose from
following data sources:
- Microsoft SQL Server Database File (SQLClient)
- Microsoft Access Database File

When looking at sample application in C# more data sources are available.
The one I think I need is "Microsoft SQL Server". Through Database Explorer
in C# Express I can not add data sources. This makes me think C# Express can
only be used with the SQL Server 2005 Express Edition and probably I have to
change to another (Standard or Professional) version of Visual Studio 2005
to make a connection with SQL Server 2005 for Workgroups.

Any comments/help are welcome.

Thanks in advance,
Roelof
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Is it possible to connect to SQL Server 2005 Workgroup using C# Express
edition ?

Thanks for your help,

Roelof

Jan 14 '07 #4

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