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Question : DSN Default Database Question
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This should be a fairly easy question for somebody. Here's the jist of it, I'm using ADODB in VB.NET to connect to a SQL-Server 2000. I am connecting to a database that isn't the user's default database and I want to be able to run a query without having to fully spell out the table names aka, I want to do (basically I wrote all my code to an original Access database and don't want to update it):
select * from table
INSTEAD of
select * from myDatabase.dbo.table
Here is the connection string I'm using that I thought would specify the default database but for some reason it's ignoring it or I have the syntax wrong for how I'm trying to connection.
conn.Open("DRIVER={SQL Server};UID=myUser;PWD=myPassword;SERVER=myServer;Description=My SQL Server;Database=myDatabase;")
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Answer : DSN Default Database Question
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Create a command execute Use databasename GO
That I think will handle it.
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