Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Thu Feb 21 06:33:41 CST 2008
Hi all OK, I found out. The DataTableAdapter has a Connection which has a ConnectionString property, and you can modify that using the SqlConnectionStringBuilder. Here is for my targetDataTableAdapter: Console.WriteLine(targetDataTableAdapter.Connection.ConnectionString); // Define password. string password = (string)"YourSecretPassword"; // Retrieve connection string. SqlConnectionStringBuilder sqlConnectionStringBuilder = new SqlConnectionStringBuilder(); sqlConnectionStringBuilder.ConnectionString = targetDataTableAdapter.Connection.ConnectionString; // Apply password to connection string. sqlConnectionStringBuilder.Password = password; // Apply the modifed connection. targetDataTableAdapter.Connection = new SqlConnection(sqlConnectionStringBuilder.ToString()); Console.WriteLine(targetDataTableAdapter.Connection.ConnectionString); /gustav >>> Gustav at cactus.dk 20-02-2008 20:38 >>> Hi all Is it possible at runtime to set the password for the connection when you open a DataTableAdapter? I have code like this: // DataTableAdapter to copy from. RemoteTableAdapters.CompanyTableAdapter sourceDataTableAdapter = new RemoteTableAdapters.CompanyTableAdapter(); Remote.CompanyDataTable sourceDataTable; // DataTableAdapter to copy to. LocalTableAdapters.CompanyTableAdapter targetDataTableAdapter = new LocalTableAdapters.CompanyTableAdapter(); Local.CompanyDataTable targetDataTable; // DataTable for source. sourceDataTable = sourceDataTableAdapter.GetData(); // DataTable for target. targetDataTable = targetDataTableAdapter.GetData(); If the underlying database connection needs a password, the code fails at the line with GetData(). Would I need to go all the way back to read the ConnectionString, modify this, and reapply? How? Or is there a more clever method? At best like: targetDataTableAdapter.Connection.SetPassword("secret"); /gustav