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Just curious, I'm writing a small WPF app that I intend to use to configure Ligthspeed contexts and I'd love to add a "test connection" button - is it possible to "test connection" with Lightspeed? or should I look for something else?
Any hints will be greatly apreciated
Cheers Maciek |
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No, there's nothing that will test the connection. The unit of work opens the connection on demand and there is no way to force it. The simplest options are probably: * Create a dummy unit of work, then make a dummy query (e.g. FindById) and check for an exception. * Use LightSpeedContext.DataProviderObjectFactory to create a connection, assign the appropriate connection string, and Open() it yourself (then Close it again of course). |
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[quote user="mmisztal"] Any hints will be greatly apreciated [/quote] |
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