How to easily test your ADO.NET connections

David Thielen

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If you are having trouble connecting to a database using a program that uses an ADO.NET connector, this program is a great way to test it step by step.

databasetester.zip
- DatabaseTester.exe
- Kailua.dll
databasetester-src.zip
- _ReSharper.DatabaseTester
  - BuildScriptCache
    - 4
    - 6
  - DecompilerCache
  - NamedArguments
    - 4
  - PdbInfo
  - ProjectModel
  - Resources
    - 4
  - TagPrefixes
  - TodoCache
    - 4
  - WebsiteFileReferences
  - WordIndex.New
    - 7
  - WordIndex
    - 4
- DatabaseTester.sln
- DatabaseTester
  - bin
    - Debug
      - DatabaseTester.exe
      - DatabaseTester.vshost.exe
      - DatabaseTester.vshost.exe.manifest
      - Kailua.dll
      - Kailua.xml
    - Release
      - DatabaseTester.exe
      - DatabaseTester.vshost.exe
      - DatabaseTester.vshost.exe.manifest
      - Kailua.dll
      - Kailua.xml
  - DatabaseTester.csproj
  - DatabaseTester.csproj.user
  - MainWindow.cs
  - MainWindow.Designer.cs
  - MainWindow.resx
  - mssccprj.scc
  - obj
    - Debug
      - TempPE
    - Release
      - TempPE
  - Program.cs
  - Properties
- Kailua.dll

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<doc>
    <assembly>
        <name>Kailua</name>
    </assembly>
    <members>
    </members>
</doc>

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Written By

David Thielen

Chief Technology Officer Windward Studios

United States

CTO/founder - Windward Studios

How to easily test your ADO.NET connections

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