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New Post 8/14/2008 5:25 AM
User is offline MG
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database 

what doesthis database hold

 
New Post 8/15/2008 3:32 AM
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Re: database 

can you please explain what you mean by this question?


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New Post 8/15/2008 7:49 AM
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Re: database 

Your question is WAY too vague. Please be more specific.

Robert

 
New Post 8/15/2008 5:35 PM
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Re: database 

 MG wrote
 

what doesthis database hold

I'll have a go at this.

The dotnetnuke database, like any database, is a flexible storage tool. It holds all of the website's dynamic information, such as configuration settings, logs, and user profiles. It also contains procedural steps for doing things. Conversely, most of the static site information, such as images and code, but also some procedural code and application files, is held in the file system.

When a person joins a Dotnetnuke site and posts a thread in a forum, then the database grows in size. When a person uploads an image or a document to the site, the file system grows in size. There are exceptions, but this is the general idea.

Or perhaps something was missing from the original question?

Rob

 
New Post 8/19/2008 12:05 AM
User is offline MG
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Re: database 

basically what iam trrying to do is take this database out off the App-Data folder and attached it to a dedicated SQL server,iam trying to understand what does this database hold,it seems every time iam trying to pu tthe website on the IIS and that database in the SQL server, the website loading keeps on failing, can someone help me with it?!?!?!?

 
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