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Below you will see an example of dbconnections.config. Lines beginning with <!-- are comment lines. These are example connection string lines.
The items that are in blue can be changed to support your specific configuration. Please do not change any other areas.
<!-- the ConnectionString below is an example using SQL Server authentication with SQL Server without instance name →
<!-- <ConnectionString>Server=servername;Database=Audit;User ID=userid;Password=userpassword;</ConnectionString> -->
<!-- the ConnectionString below is an example using SQL Server authentication with SQL Server instance name -->
<!-- <ConnectionString>Server=servername\instancename;Database=Audit;User ID=userid;Password=userpassword;</ConnectionString> -->
<!-- the ConnectionString below is an example using SQL Server Trusted Connection with SQL Server instance name
<!-- <ConnectionString>Server=servername\instancename;Database=Audit;Trusted_Connection=True;</ConnectionString> -->
<!-- the ConnectionString below is an example using SQL Server Trusted Connection without SQL Server instance name
<!-- <ConnectionString>Server=servername;Database=Audit;Trusted_Connection=True;</ConnectionString> →
<!-- servername can be replaced by a valid machine name or a valid ip address or a . →
<!-- if there is an instance name then append it to the servername such as servername\instancename →
<!-- Only change the values for Server, Database, User ID and Password -->
<DBConnections>
<DBConnection>
<ConnectionName>CulturaAudit.CulturaAudit</ConnectionName>
<ConnectionString>Server=.;Database=Audit;User ID=userid;Password=userpassword;</ConnectionString>
</DBConnection>
<DBConnection>
<ConnectionName>CulturaAudit.Accelerator</ConnectionName>
<ConnectionString>Server=.;Database=Audit_Accel;User ID=userid;Password=userpassword;</ConnectionString>
</DBConnection>
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