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External database connection string for Form Builder

I have created a database external to the DNN database that I want to use to create my custom XMOD Pro forms and templates against. I've added a new connection string to the web.config file . My question is how do I reference this in the Form Builder when creating the form? I've entered the name on its own and clicked Load tables - nothing is loaded. I've prefixed it with ConnectionString: - nothi
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Alon Hirsch asked Jul 4, 2021 active Jul 4, 2021

Control Panel Connection String for additional Local Server database

I have a second local SQL database (in addition to the DNN database). I am trying to connect to that database using XMod Pro > Control Panel > Manage Forms > New Form > Data Source: External SQL Server Database Table > Connection String: "Data Source=.\SQLExpress;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|mssextradb.mdf;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" Then I
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Mark Simmons asked Jun 29, 2020 active Jul 10, 2020

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