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Describe the bug
Using a compiled library I want to connect to a different instance of the same database. However, the original database does not longer exist. Unfortunately, I cannot login to the new instance of the database, somehow, a connection to the old instance of the database seems to be required.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Compile a library with access to a database.
Move the database to a different server
Try to access the database using the compiled library using an updated connectionstring, i.e. sql.GetDataContext(connstring).
Expected behavior
Code runs using the moved database instance
Note: this should mean that any compiled code isn't transportable or usable in any other situation?
Describe the bug
Using a compiled library I want to connect to a different instance of the same database. However, the original database does not longer exist. Unfortunately, I cannot login to the new instance of the database, somehow, a connection to the old instance of the database seems to be required.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
sql.GetDataContext(connstring)
.Expected behavior
Code runs using the moved database instance
Note: this should mean that any compiled code isn't transportable or usable in any other situation?
See related problem; #762
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