ASP.NET Connection String!

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• AlexTZ

  March 2010 edited 2:43PM

  You may use the following code:
  

  FastReport.Utils.Config.DatabaseLogin += new DatabaseLoginEventHandler(DatabaseLogin);
  
  private void DatabaseLogin(object sender, DatabaseLoginEventArgs e)
  {
    e.ConnectionString = CONN;
  }
  
• jain

  March 2010 edited March 2010

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  You may use the following code:
  

  FastReport.Utils.Config.DatabaseLogin += new DatabaseLoginEventHandler(DatabaseLogin);
  
  private void DatabaseLogin(object sender, DatabaseLoginEventArgs e)
  {
    e.ConnectionString = CONN;
  }
  

  
  Dear Sir:
  
  Where can i post thses code?
  in [ Page_load] ?
  
  and in [ FastReport.Utils.Config ] there are no [DatabaseLogin]
  so compiler fail!
• AlexTZ

  March 2010 edited 2:43PM

  Sorry, the correct code is
  
  FastReport.Utils.Config.ReportSettings.DatabaseLogin += ...
  
  You may call this code in the Page.Load event, but it is better to change the connection string in the WebReport.StartReport event:
  
  WebReport1.Report.Dictionary.Connections[0].ConnectionString = CONN;
  
  In this case, you don't need DatabaseLogin event.
• oldasmid

  December 2010 edited 2:43PM

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  Sorry, the correct code is
  
  FastReport.Utils.Config.ReportSettings.DatabaseLogin += ...
  
  You may call this code in the Page.Load event, but it is better to change the connection string in the WebReport.StartReport event:
  
  WebReport1.Report.Dictionary.Connections[0].ConnectionString = CONN;
  
  In this case, you don't need DatabaseLogin event.

  
  The second option cannot work, at StartReport event WebReport1.Report.Dictionary has no Connection.
  But the first option mentioned in previous post on DatabaseLogin event is OK.
• robertgalp

  May 2015 edited 2:43PM

  try this one..... Asp.Net Connection String
  
  Robert