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Per Ljung
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Posted on 16/04/2012 10:27:13
Hi!

When I run Default.aspx?dbstat=true I get this:

But why is Dynamic.mdb outputted? Does it mean that the solution is running Access as a backend or is Dynamic.mdb just the the name of the SQL Server database?

Dynamic.mdb (Connection # 2)
GetConn (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
getDataReader (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
GetPagesBySql (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
LoadAreaPagesByPageID (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
GetPageById (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
CanEdit (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
CanEdit (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
CreateContent (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
getContent (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
SetPageTemplateValues (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
Output (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
ParseControls (Dynamicweb.DLL) in :0
Page_Load (Dynamicweb.Admin.DLL) in :0
ProcessRequest (App_Web_0wz9awje.dll) in :0


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Imar Spaanjaars Dynamicweb Employee
Imar Spaanjaars
Posted on 18/04/2012 11:29:24
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Yes, internally Dynamicweb uses names like "Dynamicweb.mdb" to refer to the correct database. When using SQL Server, this will be igmored by the data layer as all tables are located in the same SQL Server database.

Cheers,

Imar

 
Charlotte Mogensen
Posted on 23/04/2012 13:17:06
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