Re: creating .mdf in ASP

Which is the technology you would prefer to use... SQL Server or MDF?

Use the App_Data folder you can create a connection (and database)
using Access as your backend (.mdf)

If you open server explorer and right click on data connections you
can create a new SQL database. The two things are entirely seperate
from one another.

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