I need to add this for relevance to my replies because both can eat up a lot of time with connection errors in 2005 related to what I explained in...

I also thinks it is good script that can be modified for many needs, thanks Ritesh for posting it.

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The short answer is no because I used it to develop a very large three layered application with 2005. However in 2005 you must be in SP2 or SP3...

The reason to use Commerce server in Asp days is Shopping cart is one of the most complex code to write in http because it is very hard to track...

One of the apps at my workplace does a combination. The client db has tables for users and user roles within the app, but the app itself uses a single...

You could do that but some of your intranet users will error out with Login failed and Null user errors because AD does not resolve Asp.net and SQL Server permissions.

I told you to start with SAC because you need it to enable remote and local connection required in SQL Server 2005 because Microsoft have depreciated what was enabling such...

Richard M (4/21/2009)

Gift Peddie (4/21/2009)

When you add your intranet users in your AD group make sure you also add them manually into SQL Server and the databases used by that...

You will need to spend time with SAC(surface area configuration tool) which you will use to configure connections within SQL Server 2005, then you need the current driver for your...

150 users is a very small user base and all roles and granular permissions are in Asp.net but somebody needs to do some actual work not just add to AD...

We have ~150 users who would be looking to connect via these applications that are external to the company (i.e. not in our domain). As these users are external to...

Poster is asking how to do code maintenance to both an Oracle and a SQL Server versions of the same code. Poster is looking for a way of doing code...

You just told the person PL/SQL and T-SQL are not the same I on the other hand provided what the person can use everyday as a guide for code conversion...

Paul,

This thread is not yours I have provided what the OP will use to convert Oracle to SQL Server all you have done is critize what I have done without...

I am also talking about backend but with the middle issues included not actually front end. Chapter 11 in the link I posted will provide most of the conversion...