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Is it possible to have a dynamic database connection string?

I need to be able to link logins to different databases (my customer wants each customer to have their own database), but I want to control everything through a central DNN installation. Ideally, I'd like to be able to use some identifier associated with the user record when they login to identify which database they belong to and then have all the forms etc. connect to that database to access the
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Alon Hirsch asked May 10, 2021 active Jul 4, 2021

Connect to External Oracle Database

Is it possible to connect to an external Oracle database?
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Bryan Lynn asked Feb 26, 2020 active Feb 26, 2020

Using something other than RAISERROR

Hello.. I have a form which when submittied, SQL creates a SHA1 hash of the information entered and checks it against existing entries in the database. If an entry already exists, the end-user is notified of such. If not, it's added. This uses RAISERROR for the error and I have Validate Type Database on the form for the error being returned. But I noticed that if there's an error with the insert,
databaseRAISERRORvalidate
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Jeff M. asked Apr 9, 2018 active Apr 13, 2018

Trapping the submitted SQL

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Is it possible to trap and review the submitted SQL statement? I have a form that isn't updating the database but it isn't returning any errors either. At a loss on where to go next.
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Bryan Lynn asked Oct 13, 2016 active Oct 13, 2016

javaScript in Tempalte - Value from DB for script

Hello.. I'm trying to use a value from the DB as a variable, but can't get this working. I'm sure it's something simple, but can't get get this working. Manually entering the value works fine. Thanks.. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/542
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Jeff M. asked Feb 25, 2016 active Feb 26, 2016

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