U can get version of a application by coding .... just follow the steps...
1. include below namespace
Imports System.Deployment
Imports System.Reflection.Assembly
2. include the below code
Dim strVersion As String
Dim AssVersion As Version = GetExecutingAssembly.GetName.Version
strVersion = AssVersion.Major & "." & AssVersion.MajorRevision & "." & AssVersion.Minor
& "." & AssVersion.MinorRevision
lblVersionNo.Text = strVersion
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Fetching Connctionstring From Web.config for DBClass
One of the Best Practise in website is Keeping Your Connection string in Web.config
1.Adding Connection string in Web.config
""appSettings""
""add key ="dbstring" value ="Connectionstring""
""appSettings ""
2.Adding the above connection string to Your DB Class
Imports System.Configuration
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Public dbcon As New SqlConnection
dbcon.ConnectionString = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("dbstring")
1.Adding Connection string in Web.config
""appSettings""
""add key ="dbstring" value ="Connectionstring""
""appSettings ""
2.Adding the above connection string to Your DB Class
Imports System.Configuration
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Public dbcon As New SqlConnection
dbcon.ConnectionString = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("dbstring")
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Creating Script File for Database & Tables
If a developed a Desktop Application in Dot.net & u want run this application in different M/c means Follow these steps .......
1.Create a SQL script file.
2.Copy the exe file to the target machine.
3.Execute the SQL script in the Query Window of the target machine.
4.Modify the connection string according to the target machine.
1.Create a SQL script file.
2.Copy the exe file to the target machine.
3.Execute the SQL script in the Query Window of the target machine.
4.Modify the connection string according to the target machine.
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