How to connect to sql server without any password

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I have just built an app with database using sql server 2008 and visual C# 2010 ultimate, I have included sql server 2008 on my installation files then install it to a different pc. but when I try to open it on different pc i got this message. http://pic.twitter.com/65ookTy[^]

Can anyone show me how to fix it step by step?

Posted 28-Jul-12 18:54pm

Raditya Kurnianto

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-07-28T20:09:00

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We can't see the image, but, if you install SQL Server 2008, the end user needs a license or you are stealing. Either way, they need to configure it and should have access to set the connection string inside your app.

Posted 28-Jul-12 20:09pm

Christian Graus