Sql server conncetion string c# by using Sharepoint 2013

I have design a page by using visual studio sharepoint . But I am not able to connection my sharepoint server.
Design pages added in sharepoint platform. Now I want to added/insert some contact information from my design pages. But I am not able to connection string .
Can anybody help me..

Hi,
From your description, I understand you want to design a page with form and store contact information into tables of SQL Server database with this page.
In SharePoint, I suggest that you store contact information with OOB Contacts List.
Using a Contact List in SharePoint 2013:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4iPObhryGU
If I misunderstand your requirement, please provide more information about your requirement for further research.
Best Regards
Vincent Han
TechNet Community Support

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Hi Krishnakumar_DeV,
Based on the current description, I understand that you should use the Windows NTLM authentication and delete the Negotiatein in authentication tag from RSReportServer.config which is located in the folder “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web
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Hi,
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OMW,
I presently connect to MS SQL in Visual Basic 6.0 using ODBC. I
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do this, and if so are there any things I should know before
attempting to use it in this application? I have purchased and
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MS SQL Server Stored Procedure
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GO
Oracle8i Package and Stored Procedure
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AS
StoO_selcnt INTEGER;
StoO_error INTEGER;
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by Intersolv to call the above MS SQL Server stored procedure.
This code also works for the
above Oracle8i package and stored procedure. Note that error
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SQLPrepare(...,'{call byroyalty()}',...)
SQLExecute()
SQLBindCol()
SQLFetch()
Comments:
SQLPrepare(...,'{call byroyalty()}',...) is the ODBC SQL
syntax used to execute stored procedures.
SQLExecute()executes the stored procedure.
SQLBindCol()assigns storage for result column 1 in the
result set (au_id).
SQLFetch() fetches the first record from the result set
generated by the stored procedure.
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SQL Server stored procedure with result sets/dynasets in Visual
Basic using DAO and RDO on
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stored procedures if you use an Intersolv ODBC driver to
understand Oracle REF CURSORs.
DAO
Private Sub Command2_Click()
Dim sSql As String
sSql = "{call byroyalty()}"
'In Oracle ODBC driver use refcusor argument to get
result set
Set rCustomers = dbsServer.OpenRecordset(sSql,
dbOpenDynamic)
Text4 = rCustomers.Fields(0)
theend:
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RDO
Private Sub Command1_Click()
StrSql = "{call byroyalty}"
'in oracle odbc driver uses refcusor argument to get
result set
Set Ps = connx1.CreatePreparedStatement("PsTest",
StrSql)
Set Rs = Ps.OpenResultSet(rdOpenStatic
Text3 = Rs!au_id
Rs.Close
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Please note, this example assumes that an RDO connection has
been set up already.
Gary (guest) wrote:
: OMW,
: I presently connect to MS SQL in Visual Basic 6.0 using ODBC. I
: would like to connect to Oracle in the same manner. Does the
OMW
: do this, and if so are there any things I should know before
: attempting to use it in this application? I have purchased and
: installed a trial version of Oracle 8i, but I am experiencing
: some slight difficulties in the way Oracle handles Resultsets
: (RDO Components) compared to MS SQL.
: thanks
: g
Oracle Technology Network
http://technet.oracle.com
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What you need to do, is to ensure your connection string is something like
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How can i connect to SQL Server 7.0 on Windons Using JDBC

How can i connect to Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 on a windows enviroment ?
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You can search for the JDBC drivers at, http://industry.java.sun.com/products/jdbc/drivers
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