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  1. Sep 19th, 2008, 03:03 PM #1
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    Too hard for a hiring test?

    I'm trying to find some entry-mid level .net developers with some SQL experience. I have given them this practical test as a screener, but my HR person thinks it might be too hard. For an entry-mid level dever, is this asking too much?

    In the folder wwwroot on the C Drive, there is an ASP.NET website named “test2”. Open this project using Visual Studio 2005. There is a page named “login.aspx” Using the .NET SQLClient, create a simple login page that verifies the user using the table “credentials”. (username/password exists and are correct) Use the connectionString “db_conn” defined in the web.config file to connect to the database.
    If login is succesful, redirect to the page “default.aspx”. Otherwise, inform the user the credentials are incorrect.

    Edit - forgot to mention the login page is post-design, with ASP.NET textbox controls and Button already there.
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