SQLAzure Connection String

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11/11/2010 3:45:09 PM
JasonBlvd
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SQLAzure Connection String

I'm trying to deploy an instance of mojoPortal with a SQLAzure database, but have had very little success using the SQLAzureConnectionString key located in the user.config file. However, when I try putting in the connection data into the regular MSSQLConnectionString, it works! Is this the correct/expected way to go about this (is the SQLAzureConnectionString key legacy or am I using it wrong)?

It's been mentioned that SQLAzure is supported and I have no doubt about that but I want to make sure I'm configuring the setup correctly. Thanks!

11/12/2010 7:08:43 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: SQLAzure Connection String

Hi,

Thanks for pointing it out, I need to remove the SqlAzureConnectionString from config files, it is no longer used. At one time we had a separate data layer for SqlAzure but not long ago we dropped support for SQL 2000 and this enabled us to change our main MS  SQL data layer so that it could work with SqlAzure so we no longer have to maintain a separate data layer for SqlAzure. You should just use the MSSQLConnectionString as you have discovered.

Best,

Joe

 

 

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