Use custom-built .NET Framework 4.0 classes to connect an ASP.NET Web application to a SQL Server 2012 database.

Message: Unable to connect to SQL Server session database. Trace: at System.Web.SessionState.SqlSessionStateStore.ThrowSqlConnectionException(SqlConnection conn, Exception e) ...

Its not the database, tried a few, not the sql command im passing.<BR><BR>Could it a software configuration problem with ADO on the live server ?<BR><BR>Both machines are win2k running IIS 5.

Take advantage of the open source library Serilog to log your ASP.NET Core application’s data to SQL Server or another database target.

Sometimes I'm just plain lazy. Other times I don't want to have to spend hours debugging ASP code because of typos so I've found a way to help short cut some repetitive ASP coding tasks. The idea is ...