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Difference between <connectionstring> and <appsettings>
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Answer / rituraj pandey
Application Setting is mostly use when we want to perform
more then one work just like this setting with the reporting
tools , make new connection for the user control etc.
but if we want to make only connection with the database and
we don't any other work so we use the connection string .
appsetting is working with the group type.
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Answer / sampath
if u do a project in.net you have many webforms.each form
should connect with database.so u have to write
connectionstrings in each form.u can avoid these things.u
can declare connection strings in global wise.then it will
inherit in each form
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Answer / guest
<appsettings> is used before connection string
we use it to set the applicstion setting so that program
run successfully,but
<connectionstring> is used to make the or establish the
connection.
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