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The value of a window procedure can't obtain the appConfig connectionStrings

Time:09-27

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Using adonet and can obtain a database connection, so he is not a database or database connection string problem, should be the problem of appconfig, by the way, using CYQ framework

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In the current project of the App. The Config search search connSql first

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# 2 is the solution, not now

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My app. Config file only a configuration item, the name is called "connSql"

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reference 4 floor weixin_45933985 response:
my app. The config file is only one configuration items, the name is called connSql


The overall look at the config

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Isn't it similar to the following structure, basic is the Config file
 & lt; ConnectionStrings> 

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<? The XML version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>






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Quote: refer to 4th floor weixin_45933985 response:

My app. Config file only a configuration item, the name is called connSql


Overall the config to see

Well, from here

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1. You have to make sure your solution is more engineering
2. The current startup project which is
3. The project of appConfig connSql this thing

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references to the tenth floor OrdinaryCoder response:
1. You have to make sure that your solution is engineering
2. The current startup project which is
3. The project of appConfig have connSql this thing

Well, I have two projects, I set this to start the project, its appconfig really have ConnSql the configuration items,,

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11 references weixin_45933985 response:
Quote: reference to the tenth floor OrdinaryCoder response:

1. You have to make sure your solution is more engineering
2. The current startup project which is
3. The project of appConfig have connSql this thing

Well, I have two projects, I set this to start the project, its appconfig really have ConnSql the configuration items,,

I remember reading the configuration file will be read the current startup but also may remember the wrong try another project also add this in your configuration file

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The project structure and App. Config screenshots?

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refer to 12 floor OrdinaryCoder reply:
Quote: reference 11 floor weixin_45933985 response:

The
Quote: reference to the tenth floor OrdinaryCoder response:

1. You have to make sure your solution is more engineering
2. The current startup project which is
3. The project of appConfig have connSql this thing

Well, I have two projects, I set this to start the project, its appconfig really have ConnSql the configuration items,,

I remember reading the configuration file will be read the current startup but also may remember try another project in the configuration file is also combined with the

Another project is webform, webconfig the appconfig code inside the same with me, to access the same database

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reference 13 floor csdnFUCKINGSUCKS reply:
project structure and App config screenshot?

The config file code posted on the above, just a connectionstrings

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To try it, I use your config, nothing wrong with
 string conn=ConfigurationManager. ConnectionStrings [r]. "connSql" ConnectionString; 

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So, you open a new project alone, even the config, after the success, then, you carefully check under the original project, where is the missing
 & lt; ? The XML version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> 



 using System; 
using System.Collections.Generic;
Using System.Com ponentModel;
using System.Data;
Using System. Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
Using System. Windows. Forms;
Using System. The Configuration;

The namespace WindowsFormsApp3
{
Public partial class Form1: Form
{
Public _click ()
{
InitializeComponent ();
}

Private void button1_Click (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
String conn=ConfigurationManager. ConnectionStrings [r]. "connSql" ConnectionString. ToString ();
}
}
}

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