Configuration :: Writing A Connection String In Web.config File?

Jul 30, 2010

I have written the web.config for same server without username and server and its working.

but not been able to provide the username and password in web.config file.

Following is my web.config for Server:

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I have to write another web.config for client application with username and passoword. how could i use it.

server name is "BM", User is "Sa" and Password is "abc"

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