.NET Framework - please any one clarify

can we write connection string in Machine.config .if yes whats the
procedure.

as of now im using to write connection strings in Web.Config which one
is efficient either Machine.Config or Web.config

  Gerry Hickman replied...

Hi,

In general you should NOT use machine.config for this because those
settings are ONLY for that machine, whereas web.config (or dynamic
generation in code) will allow you to move the app all over the place
and publish it to production servers.



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Gerry Hickman (London UK)

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