It depends on the needs of your application.
You'll probably want a config file that points to the database to
begin with. Per-user config values can be stored with
IsolatedStorage, unless you want to share them across the network
(like user A gets his preferences, no matter where he logs in). I
think IsolatedStorage is local to the machine.
Global application configuration settings could be stored in a
database.
You just need to sit down and think of the scenarios of how they'd be
used, what if something is moved, etc.
-mike
MVP
"serge calderara" <se*************@maillefer.net> wrote in message
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Dear all,
I have a windows application linked to a database.
I was wondering about one point.
Do I have to go for a configuration file anyway or can I
store all my application in this database.
I could use only the database but is it something good
compare to configuration file?
regards
serge