[dba-VB] SCRUM: Northwind.NET v.1.2 Released

Guys,

I got in late on this project you are trying to do.
I have downloaded the project.
I have downloaded the Northwind database and attached it on SQL 2008.
I have change the database connection in settings.settings to my SQL Server.

I cannot get to the data.
Is there something I am missing?

I would like to get it running so I can give you feedback on it.

Robert

At 12:00 PM 5/13/2009, you wrote:
>Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 13:25:17 +0200
>From: "Gustav Brock" <Gustav at cactus.dk>
>Subject: Re: [dba-VB] SCRUM: Northwind.NET v.1.2 Released
>To: <dba-vb at databaseadvisors.com>
>Message-ID: <sa0aca4e.021 at cactus.dk>
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
>
>Hi Shamil
>
>Well, that download count is already at 600+, so I think you are 
>right - the description and purpose really makes a difference. 
>Actually, I'm convinced it has, as I often myself have felt lost 
>when studying a project at SourceForce or elsewhere with pages of 
>change logs but nearly nothing about what the project is for or why 
>I should download it not to say get involved. Very nerdy, and we all 
>are so busy so spending half an hour to find out what you could have 
>read in two minutes from a text is not going to happen.
>
>I have no formula to get the teamwork to operate more smoothly. Two 
>problems exist. First, the different level/experience of the 
>members; second, the lack of priority.
>The first is natural with the diverse backgrounds and interests we 
>have. However, I don't think anyone expects special education 
>videos, only advice and links to relevant material. When you take 
>the time to make a video I'm impressed, as I wouldn't know where to 
>get the time to create such even though it could be fun.
>The second as hard too, as most of us have a job for a living and 
>also - for some - even a life of some kind (even Drew who used to 
>burn his house down but I think he stopped that activity). Thus, 
>projects like this will be assigned second priority and this can 
>mean zero attention for days, even weeks. This could perhaps be met 
>by some members working together as one "member" hoping that at 
>least one is active.
>
>Of course, just a few more participants would help a lot, and 
>perhaps some discussion can attract some. Yes, that's you - the 
>reader - feel free to join!
>
>At this moment I've already learnt a lot - having seen the value of 
>subversion in action is alone worth all the trouble - and I would 
>love to experience the SCRUM process in full too - at this moment I 
>think we have had only a little more than the smell of it - just 
>enough to feel the potential.
>
>/gustav