I'm trying to start using the ConnectionManager and I'm struggling a bit. Can someone post a Visual Basic "Using" statement for the CSLA's ConnectionManger class? I can't figure out the syntax at the end of the first line - I keep getting the blue squiggly line underneath it. I have to be missing something super simple.
Using objConnectionManager ........????????.......
End Using
Is this what you are looking for:
Using manager As
Csla.Data.ConnectionManager(Of SqlConnection) =
Csla.Data.ConnectionManager(Of
SqlConnection).GetManager("DBConnString",
True)
End Using
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From: xxxJasonxxx
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Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 9:54 AM
To: Sergey Barskiy
Subject: [CSLA .NET] Using Statement and ConnectionManager in VB
I'm trying to start using the ConnectionManager and I'm struggling a
bit. Can someone post a Visual Basic "Using" statement for the
CSLA's ConnectionManger class? I can't figure out the syntax at the end
of the first line - I keep getting the blue squiggly line underneath it.
I have to be missing something super simple.
Using objConnectionManager ........????????.......
End Using
AM far from any reference may be this can help
Using objConnectionManager =ConnectionManager(of sqlclient.sqlconnection).getmanager("DatabaseKey")
dim cm as sqlcommand=objConnectionManager.connection.CreateCommand
End Using
Note:
DatabaseKey can be either a complete connection string
Or
A connectionstring string key name in the configuration file
Thanks....that was what I needed. I was struggling with what to put in with the "(Of .....)".
Now that I see it, maybe it should have been obvious. Thanks for the help.
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