Deploy my C# application (including database)

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I deployed my C# application with a setup, but on the clients' PCs the application shows a database error when trying to access the database (SQL w. CME).
How can I solve this error?

Posted 26-Mar-13 1:02am

sallill

Updated 26-Mar-13 3:31am

Marco Bertschi

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[no name] 26-Mar-13 7:05am

Which database you are using you need to deploy that database in the pc also with the Set up.

sallill 26-Mar-13 7:26am

sql wich cme with visual studio 2010 itself...how to deploy that...their dint cme any otion like that

P_Dash 26-Mar-13 7:24am

What kind of Database are you using ?
If your using any edition of SQL Server, then you need that database on that other PC as well.

Provide complete details so that exact solution could be provided.

sallill 26-Mar-13 7:29am

im using sql which cmes with visual studio 2010 itself.....the setup is istalling on other pc but it givies databse error....shold i copy databse from my pc to that pc..?

P_Dash 26-Mar-13 7:33am

I guess you are using SQL Express for database operations.
If Yes, then you need to check make that available on that other System in order to communicate with the database.

sallill 26-Mar-13 7:42am

let me try hope it workk....i wlll let u know...

joshrduncan2012 26-Mar-13 9:12am

You need to read about deploying via Click-Once (that comes with Visual Studio) or look at InstallShield.

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