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Comments by majune (Top 4 by date)
majune
10-Apr-12 10:46am
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two way:
1.modify the setup project.
when you make the setup,you should specify the path of f.mdf,ensure that the file will install into AppData folder.
2.copy f.mdf to AppData folder by app.
every time you run you app,the first thing is to copy the file to AppData folder,
you can add the follow code in your Main(or init) method and try again:
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string sourcePath=@"C:\PROGRAM FILES\DEFAULT COMPANY NAME\SETUPER2";
string appDataPath= Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData);
string fileName="F.MDF";
System.IO.File.Copy(sourcePath+"\\"+fileName, appDataPath+"\\"+fileName ,false);
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*1 is better.
majune
10-Apr-12 10:45am
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two way:
1.modify the setup project.
when you make the setup,you should specify the path of f.mdf,ensure that the file will install into AppData folder.
2.copy f.mdf to AppData folder by app.
every time you run you app,the first thing is to copy the file to AppData folder,
you can add the follow code in your Main(or init) method and try again:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
string sourcePath=@"C:\PROGRAM FILES\DEFAULT COMPANY NAME\SETUPER2";
string appDataPath= Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData);
string fileName="F.MDF";
System.IO.File.Copy(sourcePath+"\\"+fileName, appDataPath+"\\"+fileName ,false);
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*1 is better.
majune
9-Apr-12 11:14am
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It seems be a permission issue,do you have the permission to create/modify/delete a file in folder "C:\PROGRAM FILES\DEFAULT COMPANY NAME\SETUPER2"? you can try to create/modify/delete one file in the folder.
majune
8-Apr-12 7:53am
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Use constraint to make T base on IComparable.
"where T:IComparable<t>"