mysql database which is created on different machine is not accessible in visual studio on different machine

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I have done one project in asp.net with mysql database and i want to setup the same on different machine where i have copied mysql database at it's specified path and trying to connect project to this copied database through visual studio but there i am only seeing database name the tables are not showing at visual studio but these tables are exist in database i can see these tables at mysql command prompt,Please help its urgnt

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Posted 18-Nov-15 19:01pm

Madhav Gunjal

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Garth J Lancaster · Answer 1 · 2015-11-18T19:32:00

Solution 1

you probably need

a) the MySQL Dot Net Connector (ASP.Net machine)

b) this (below) in your Web Configuration File

XML

<add name="MySqlConnectionString" connectionstring="server=tcp/ip address of MySQL DB Machine;User Id=Some User ID For DB;password=Password For User Account;database=Your Database Name">
   providerName="MySql.Data.MySqlClient" /></add>

(this config data goes in a connectionstrings area in the web configuration file)

Posted 18-Nov-15 19:32pm

Garth J Lancaster

Updated 18-Nov-15 19:33pm

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Madhav Gunjal 19-Nov-15 2:55am

sir actually i don't think the connection string will matter and suppose it's an issue then it will come in picture later on,i have connector installed i can see the database name in visual studio but can't see the table's which are exist in database , but i can see and perform operations on tables through mysql command prompt