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Has anything changed with the way to run uCommerce in a separate database?
I've tried adding a connect string in the web.config file like so:
<add name="UCommerce" connectionString="server=.\SQL2008r2web;database=mysite-shop-test;user id=user_mysite-test;password=qwerty" />
Doesn't seem to work.
Then I came across this:
NEW: uCommerce will use overriden connection string from "commerce" section to install in separate database for upgrade scenarios.
So has anything been changed? Shouldn't it be possible to run uCommerce from a separate database?
thanks,
Steen
Hi Søren,
The connection string is now located as an attribute in the "runtimeConfiguration" element inside the "commerce" element.
Simply overwrite the (auto) part of 'connectionString="(auto)"'.
Kind regards,
Jesper
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UCommerce 3.6.1 and separate database?
Has anything changed with the way to run uCommerce in a separate database?
I've tried adding a connect string in the web.config file like so:
<add name="UCommerce" connectionString="server=.\SQL2008r2web;database=mysite-shop-test;user id=user_mysite-test;password=qwerty" />
Doesn't seem to work.
Then I came across this:
NEW: uCommerce will use overriden connection string from "commerce" section to install in separate database for upgrade scenarios.
So has anything been changed? Shouldn't it be possible to run uCommerce from a separate database?
thanks,
Steen
Hi Søren,
The connection string is now located as an attribute in the "runtimeConfiguration" element inside the "commerce" element.
Simply overwrite the (auto) part of 'connectionString="(auto)"'.
Kind regards,
Jesper
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