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AbanoubZak
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Hello,
I need to discuss this topic with you. Is it possible to create a custom Instance with Visual Basic code Normally when publishing an application we set SQL server in the prerequisite so it install MS SQL server automatically but it installed with default setting including the name (SQLEXPRESS) for example, I can handle that and change what i need later but what about the name it self or what if the end user had another SQL Server or the Same but with different Connection settings like the user and the password.
Normally on the default setting we can connect to that instance and create our Database and setup all our desired settings, but if -like i said earlier- we could not have access to the current instance what is the options.
I search lot and all the result i found was creating Database and setting on an existing SQL Instance.
What do you think about that? And what is the other options we have?
Thank you.
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I need to discuss this topic with you. Is it possible to create a custom Instance with Visual Basic code Normally when publishing an application we set SQL server in the prerequisite so it install MS SQL server automatically but it installed with default setting including the name (SQLEXPRESS) for example, I can handle that and change what i need later but what about the name it self or what if the end user had another SQL Server or the Same but with different Connection settings like the user and the password.
Normally on the default setting we can connect to that instance and create our Database and setup all our desired settings, but if -like i said earlier- we could not have access to the current instance what is the options.
I search lot and all the result i found was creating Database and setting on an existing SQL Instance.
What do you think about that? And what is the other options we have?
Thank you.
Continue reading...