((ASP.Net))How to Connect Database with Visual Studio 2019 #ASP.NET with SQL SERVER DATABASE

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[NightAnimalTV]

Ok, scratch that. You do show. Takes a tiny bit of extra digging to understand it, but this really helped. I've been through hell getting Python to connect to Xampp, gave up and just used the MySQL server I had installed. Ate shit for it on a project, but at least I got it to work. The key to making this easy is understanding that quick flash to the clipboard. For those that missed it, it's just localhost with the extra parameters to open the connection.

[DevilDave]

use those copy and paste skills to copy and paste that notepad stuff into the description

[NightAnimalTV]

Yeah, very succinct and almost great, except when you copy from the text editor... wtf did that come from? Syntax is simple enough to find, connecting to whatever "localhost:..." has been the shittiest part for me in other programs.